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Condition:Used Leistungsteil:NEIN Referenz Herstellernummer:20832876, 5010645046 Herstellungsland und -region:Schweden Speicher:EEPROM Eingangsverbindung:Analoger Eingang Programmierung erforderlich:Nein Produktart:Batterieisolationssteuergerät Universelle passform:NEIN Einbauposition:Vorne Artikel Enthält:Montage Eisenware Material:Plastik, Stahl Herstellernummer:5010645046 Schutzschloss:NEIN klassisch Teil:NEIN Anschlusstyp:Stift Leistung Verbindungs:Aktuatortreiber Steckertyp:Buchse Herstellergarantie:3 Monate Maximale Stromstärke:7,5 A Verbindung Anzahl:7 Besonderheiten:Einfache Installation Montageart:clips VOK-Teil:DEM-Nr.: 1711979 Marke:VOLVO Hersteller:Markenlos MPN:Nicht zutreffend EAN:Nicht zutreffend

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