Siemens 3SU1001-1GB20-0AA0 Not-Halt-Pilzdrucktaster für industriellen Einsatz Schwille Hersteller TECSIS Produktart Temperaturregler Herstellernummer Z1-1252

Siemens 3SU1001-1GB20-0AA0 Not-Halt-Pilzdrucktaster für industriellen Einsatz Schwille Hersteller TECSIS Produktart Temperaturregler Herstellernummer Z1-1252

Name: Siemens 3SU1001-1GB20-0AA0 Not-Halt-Pilzdrucktaster für industriellen Einsatz Schwille Hersteller TECSIS Produktart Temperaturregler Herstellernummer Z1-1252
Brand: dezandweg.nl
SKU: 60338402588
Price: 28.00 USD
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Siemens 3SU1001 1GB20 0AA0 Not Halt Pilzdrucktaster für industriellen Einsatz Schwille Hersteller TECSIS Produktart Temperaturregler Herstellernummer Z1 1252 Hersteller TECSIS Produktart Temperaturregler Herstellernummer (MPN) TEP11X221C14 Zustand Neu Hinweis zur Kompatibilität Peak current [A] : 7 Manufacturer: Siemens Type Manufacturer number: 3SU1001 1GB20 0AA0

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