Festo Limit switch box SRBC-CA3-YR90-N-20N-ZC-M12 8137100
£209.92 Exc. VAT £251.90 Inc. VAT
Festo Limit switch box SRBC 8137100. Sturdy, corrosion-resistant design, ideal for use in harsh ambient conditions Clearly visible 3D position indicator allows the current position of the quarter turn actuator to be quickly detected
Product Description
Festo Limit switch box SRBC 8137100, SRBC-CA3-YR90-N-20N-ZC-M12 The digital sensor box SRBC is quick at detecting the actual position of quarter turn actuators. Its corrosion-resistant design is perfect for use in harsh ambient conditions and in outdoor applications.
Pre-assembled mounting adapter for ease of installation. The trip cams can be easily set without additional tools. Sturdy, corrosion-resistant design, ideal for use in harsh ambient conditions Clearly visible 3D position indicator allows the current position of the quarter turn actuator to be quickly detected. With safety functions. Variants to EU Explosion Protection Directive (ATEX)
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| Weight | 0.88 kg |
|---|---|
| Festo Series |
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