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Kingspan STG Kettenantrieb LM/500-80N/W/ACKompakter Antrieb mit 230 V zur tglichen Lftung in Kipp , Klapp und Dachfenstern Vorteile Merkmale: Fr die aufliegende oder verdeckt liegende Montage Merkmale Geringe Bautiefe Dichtschluss ber elektronisch definierten Anpressdruck Integrierter berlastschutz uere Teile korrosionsfrei TV Baumuster geprft Einsatzbereiche: Natrliche Be und Entlftung Kipp , Klapp , Dreh und Dachfenster Material: Gehuse: Zinkdruckguss Ausstellmechanik: Nirostahlkette,
Kompakter Antrieb mit 230 V zur täglichen Lüftung in Kipp-, Klapp- und Dachfenstern
Vorteile / Merkmale:
- Für die aufliegende oder verdeckt liegende Montage
- Merkmale Geringe Bautiefe
- Dichtschluss über elektronisch definierten Anpressdruck
- Integrierter Überlastschutz
- Äußere Teile korrosionsfrei
- TÜV-Baumuster-geprüft
Einsatzbereiche:
- Natürliche Be- und Entlüftung
- Kipp-, Klapp-, Dreh- und Dachfenster
Material:
- Gehäuse: Zinkdruckguss
- Ausstellmechanik: Nirostahlkette, wartungsfrei
- Farbe: pulverbeschichtet, Weiß (RAL 9016) oder Silbergrau (RAL 9006) oder auf Anfrage in RAL-Farben
Nennspannung: 230 V AC, 50 Hz (±10 %)
Nennstrom: 0,14 A
Abschaltung über: eingebaute Lastabschaltung
Druckkraft: max. 80 N
Zugkraft: max. 200 N
Nennverriegelungskraft: max. 2000 N
Hubweite: 500 mm
Schutzart: IP 20
Gehäuse: Zinkdruckguss
Farbe: Silber (RAL 9016)
Nennstrom: 0,14 A
Abschaltung über: eingebaute Lastabschaltung
Druckkraft: max. 80 N
Zugkraft: max. 200 N
Nennverriegelungskraft: max. 2000 N
Hubweite: 500 mm
Schutzart: IP 20
Gehäuse: Zinkdruckguss
Farbe: Silber (RAL 9016)
| Hub [mm]: | 500 |
| Spannung-Antrieb: | 230 V AC |
| Anwendung: | Lüftung |
| Gehäusefarbe: | Weiß (RAL 9016) |
| Druckkraft [N]: | 80 |
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