Vetus Wassersammler HPW Schlauchinnendurchmesser 102 bis 152 mm Schlauchinnendurchmesser:127 mm aufgrund der Verwendung von MOSFET-Transistoren

Name: Vetus Wassersammler HPW Schlauchinnendurchmesser 102 bis 152 mm Schlauchinnendurchmesser:127 mm aufgrund der Verwendung von MOSFET-Transistoren
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SKU: 22258167958
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Vetus Wassersammler HPW Schlauchinnendurchmesser 102 bis 152 mm Schlauchinnendurchmesser:127 mm aufgrund der Verwendung von MOSFET Transistoren aufgrund der Verwendung von MOSFET Transistoren anstatt Dioden Schutzgrad: IP6K7 IP6K9K – Hermetisch versiegelt Hervorragende Schalldämpfung bei minimalem Gegendruck Wassersammler mit hoher Kapazität

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