Eaton PLHT-C50/3 Leistungsschutzschalter für industriellen Einsatz Schalter Universal Relais with accessories Pneumatic connection 1
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Eaton PLHT C50 3 Leistungsschutzschalter für industriellen Einsatz Schalter Universal Relais with accessories Pneumatic connection 1 with accessories Pneumatic connection 1 G1 4 Pneumatic connection 2 G1 4 Material note RoHS compliant Material filter PE Material housing Zinc die cast Material shell personal computer Type Manufacturer number: MD 494 – 3 pole miniature circuit breaker from the Eaton PLHT series– Rated current: 50 A– Tripping characteristic: C – suitable for standard loads with medium inrush current– Breaking capacity: 10 kA according to IEC EN 60898– Operating voltage: 400 V AC– DIN rail mounting– Manual On Off switching via toggle lever– Housing made of robust plastic– Suitable for industrial installations and distributions– Part number: PLHT C50 3
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