Balluff Induktiver Näherungssensor BES516-356-S4-C Näherungssensor von Balluff Induktiver Näherungssensor 60 mASegment circuit supply (US): Product type Bus terminal

Name: Balluff Induktiver Näherungssensor BES516-356-S4-C Näherungssensor von Balluff Induktiver Näherungssensor 60 mASegment circuit supply (US): Product type Bus terminal
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 79834572255
Price: 14.99 USD
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Rating: 4.4266000000000005 (26 reviews)

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Balluff Induktiver Näherungssensor BES516 356 S4 C Näherungssensor von Balluff Induktiver Näherungssensor 60 mASegment circuit supply (US): Product type Bus terminal 60 mASegment circuit supply (US): 24 V DC (via potential marshalling panel)Supply voltage range: 19 Außendurchmesser: 8 mm Type Manufacturer number: BES516 356 S4 C Condition: Used

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