Kurzschluss- und Lasttrennschalter PV-MLS 125 für Messungen an PV-Anlagen, 20A, 1000VDC Widerstandsmessgeräte Digitaler Filter: Automatische Abschaltfrequenz basierend Varianten:VT 210

Name: Kurzschluss- und Lasttrennschalter PV-MLS 125 für Messungen an PV-Anlagen, 20A, 1000VDC Widerstandsmessgeräte Digitaler Filter: Automatische Abschaltfrequenz basierend Varianten:VT 210
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Kurzschluss und Lasttrennschalter PV MLS 125 für Messungen an PV Anlagen, 20A, 1000VDC Widerstandsmessgeräte Digitaler Filter: Automatische Abschaltfrequenz basierend Varianten:VT 210 Digitaler Filter: Automatische Abschaltfrequenz basierend auf dem Datenaktualisierungsintervall Das Paket enthält ein 60 cm langes Verlängerungskabel Leerlaufspannung UOC bis 1000 VDC optional mit DC Stromzange VL1500

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