Induktiver Sensor PNP 10–30 V DC 200 mA M18 mit LED Anzeige - für Industrie Rose+Krieger Hersteller Siemens Produktfamilie SENTRON Produktart SPS Digitalausgabemodul aus der

Induktiver Sensor PNP 10–30 V DC 200 mA M18 mit LED Anzeige - für Industrie Rose+Krieger Hersteller Siemens Produktfamilie SENTRON Produktart SPS Digitalausgabemodul aus der

Name: Induktiver Sensor PNP 10–30 V DC 200 mA M18 mit LED Anzeige - für Industrie Rose+Krieger Hersteller Siemens Produktfamilie SENTRON Produktart SPS Digitalausgabemodul aus der
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Induktiver Sensor PNP 10–30 V DC 200 mA M18 mit LED Anzeige für Industrie Rose+Krieger Hersteller Siemens Produktfamilie SENTRON Produktart SPS Digitalausgabemodul aus der Hersteller Siemens Produktfamilie SENTRON Produktart Sicherungseinsätze Herstellernummer (MPN) 3NA3244 Zustand Neu Hinweis zur Kompatibilität Type: WF15 40B410 Switching function: NC (normally closed) Output: PNP

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