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Schneider Electric - Frontelement für Wahlschalter Schlüsselschalter ZB4BG6 2-stell.rast. Nr.455 Mitsubishi Electric MSZ-LN60VG R/B/V/W MBJ25-500-10

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Schneider Electric Frontelement für Wahlschalter Schlüsselschalter ZB4BG6 2 stell.rast. Nr.455 Mitsubishi Electric MSZ LN60VG R B V W MBJ25 500 10 MBJ25 500 10 Es werden die folgenden Normen und Zulassungen erfüllt: IEC EN 60947 1: Niederspannungsschalt und Befehlsgeräte Teil 1: Allgemeine Regeln IEC EN 60947 5 1: Niederspannungsschalt und Befehlsgeräte Teil 5 1: Steuergeräte und Schaltelemente Elektromechanische Steuergeräte IEC EN 60947 5 5: Niederspannungsschalt und Befehlsgeräte Teil 5 5: Steuergeräte und Schaltelemente Elektrisches NOT AUS Gerät mit mechanischer Verrast Funktion Dieses ergonomische Schlüsselschalter Frontelement in der Farbe schwarz verfügt über 2 Stellungen und ist rastend Aufgrund der Qualität

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