Ceag Sicherheitst - Explosionsgeschützter CEE-Stecker/-Kupplung (IEC 60309) Ex-Stecker GHG 516 7306 R0001 200-250V/3P SEZ-M71DA 17 mm Bohrungsdurchmesser 25

Name: Ceag Sicherheitst - Explosionsgeschützter CEE-Stecker/-Kupplung (IEC 60309) Ex-Stecker GHG 516 7306 R0001 200-250V/3P SEZ-M71DA 17 mm Bohrungsdurchmesser 25
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Ceag Sicherheitst Explosionsgeschützter CEE Stecker Kupplung (IEC 60309) Ex Stecker GHG 516 7306 R0001 200 250V 3P SEZ M71DA 17 mm Bohrungsdurchmesser 25 17 mm Bohrungsdurchmesser 25 Darüber hinaus hat er die MIL Spezifikation AMS DTL 23053 5 Klasse 1 (farbige Version) oder Klasse 2 (transparente Version) Ex Stecker für Zone 2 Technische Details Netzspannung 250 V Nennstrom 16 A Polzahl 3 Spannung nach EN 60309 2 230 V (50+60 Hz) blau Uhrzeit Stellung 6 h Kennfarbe blau Ausführung Stecker Werkstoff des Gehäuses Kunststoff Kabeleinführung gerade Schutzkontakt ja Kontaktmaterial sonstige Oberflächenbehandlung Kontakte unbehandelt Für Ex Zone Gas 2 Für Ex Zone Staub ohne Ex Klasse IIC

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