Mahogany Suite · Hand-finished edits · Free shipping over $90
Mahogany suite · Cascade overlap
EUR121.95 EUR158.95

Cellpack - Endverschluss für Mittel- und Hochspannungskabel Freiluftendverschluss 12kV CAE-F/12kV/95-240 1-Leiter 12kV bafa 6 mm Werkstoff Metall Werkstoffgüte

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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Cellpack Endverschluss für Mittel und Hochspannungskabel Freiluftendverschluss 12kV CAE F 12kV 95 240 1 Leiter 12kV bafa 6 mm Werkstoff Metall Werkstoffgüte 6 mm Werkstoff Metall Werkstoffgüte Messing Oberflächenschutz vernickelt Halogenfrei nein Glasfaserverstärkt nein Schutzart (IP) IP68 Schlagfest nein Farbe sonstige Biegeschutz nein Mit Gegenmutter nein In Öffnung einrastend nein Ausführung gerade Flachkabelverschraubung nein Mit Zugentlastung ja Art der Dichtung Dichtring Einsatztemperatur 20 Technische Details Gewindeart PG Gewindenennmaß metrisch PG 9 Gewindelänge 6 mm Schlüsselweite 17 mm Geeignet für Kabeldurchmesser 5 240 mm² Durchmesser Aderisolation 17 Contrax Endverschlüsse CAE F eignen sich für alle 1 Leiter Kunststoffkabel (PVC

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