Weidmüller - Durchgangs-Reihenklemme Klemme WF 6/32 Bolzenansch.,35mm² − 25 Stück multi split 5 innengeräte gree ETA Schutzschalter magn
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Weidmüller Durchgangs Reihenklemme Klemme WF 6 32 Bolzenansch.,35mm² − 25 Stück multi split 5 innengeräte gree ETA Schutzschalter magn ETA Schutzschalter magn entspricht den Anforderungen nach VDE 0185 305 3 (IEC EN 62305 3) 35 mm² Bemessungsstrom In 125 A Bemessungsspannung 1000 V Ausführung elektrischer Anschluss 1 Bolzenanschluss Anzahl der Etagen 1 Anzahl der Klemmstellen je Etage 1 Geeignet für Leiterwerkstoff Kupfer Montageart Hut G Schiene TH35 G32 Werkstoff des Isolierkörpers Thermoplast Betriebstemperatur 50 120 °C Brennbarkeitsklasse des Isolierstoffs nach UL 94 V0 Breite 16 mm Höhe 67 mm Tiefe 61 mm Explosionsgeprüfte Ausführung "Ex e" nein Abschlussplatte erforderlich nein Farbe beige Etagen intern gebrückt nein
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