Eltako S12-100-12V Stromstoßschalter – 1-polig, 1S, 16A, 12V, Reiheneinbau

Eltako S12-100-12V Stromstoßschalter – 1-polig, 1S, 16A, 12V, Reiheneinbau

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M251S

$16.18

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Eltako S12-100-12V Stromstoßschalter – 1-polig, 1S, 16A, 12V, ReiheneinbauEltako S12 100 12V Stromstoschalter 1 polig 1S 16A 12V Der Eltako S12 100 12V ist ein 1 poliger Stromstoschalter fr Hutschienenmontage mit 16A 250V AC Schaltvermgen und 1 Schlieer (1S). Mit Handbettigung und Schaltstellungsanzeige. Der Steuerleistungsbedarf betrgt 5 6W bei 12V AC Steuerspannung und 100% Einschaltdauer. Mit 3mm Kontaktabstand und >6mm Abstand Steueranschlsse Kontakt. Kompatibel mit elektronischen Stromstoschaltern ES12DX UC, ES12 200

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