Motoriduttore A Braccio Articolato Per Cancelli Battenti Roger H23/282 Originale 371761134862 Command and control of automated manuale

Name: Motoriduttore A Braccio Articolato Per Cancelli Battenti Roger H23/282 Originale 371761134862 Command and control of automated manuale
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Motoriduttore A Braccio Articolato Per Cancelli Battenti Roger H23 282 Originale 371761134862 Command and control of automated manuale Command and control of automated accesses with 1 or 2 24V motors (max 1 2 Hp) NOTA: Solo gruppo operativo oleodinamico con colonna rientrante trattata cataforesi e verniciatura a polvere poliestere Rated power: 200W Opening time for 90°: 12 s

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