Weidmüller DLD2,5 DB Doppelstock-Reihenklemme 300V 10A 1784180000 VE:18Stk Überspannungsbegrenzer Type/Manufacturer number: CPA472D 71026666

Weidmüller DLD2,5 DB Doppelstock-Reihenklemme 300V 10A 1784180000 VE:18Stk Überspannungsbegrenzer Type/Manufacturer number: CPA472D 71026666

Name: Weidmüller DLD2,5 DB Doppelstock-Reihenklemme 300V 10A 1784180000 VE:18Stk Überspannungsbegrenzer Type/Manufacturer number: CPA472D 71026666
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 97333903056
Price: 54.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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SKU 97333903056 · ★ 4.8

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Weidmüller DLD2,5 DB Doppelstock Reihenklemme 300V 10A 1784180000 VE:18Stk Überspannungsbegrenzer Type Manufacturer number: CPA472D 71026666 Type Manufacturer number: CPA472D 71026666 Rated input current: 0 Verpackungseinheit: 18 Stück Nennstrom: 10A

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