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ABB Stotz S&J T&B - Schrumpfschlauch TBW1100 3:1,Innen vorh. 27,9 − 2 Stück MCK70YV Technische Details Montageart sonstige Art

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ABB Stotz S&J T&B Schrumpfschlauch TBW1100 3:1,Innen vorh. 27,9 − 2 Stück MCK70YV Technische Details Montageart sonstige Art Technische Details Montageart sonstige Art der Abdeckung Deckel Ausführung Deckel geschlossen Art der Tür ohne Transparenter Deckel Tür nein Mit Schloss nein Höhe 230 mm Breite 330 mm Tiefe 111 mm Einbautiefe 110 mm Farbe grau RAL Nummer 7001 Werkstoff des Gehäuses Aluminium Mit Montageplatte ja Geeignet für Außengebrauch ja Geeignet für Blitzschutz nein Schutzart (IP) IP66 Schlagfestigkeit IK09 Funktionserhalt ohne Deckel mit Überdruckentlastung ja 97% nach DIN EN 1822 11 9 mm Nenndurchmesser in Zoll sonstige Wandstärke nach Schrumpf 3 mm Länge 1 Technische Details Typ Warmschrumpf Ausführung dickwandig Schrumpfrate 3:1 Innendurchmesser vor Schrumpf 27

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