3MU71100KA0 - Siemens Thermal Overload Relay, OLR 4A-6A, Class 10, For mounting on 3MT7 Contactors - (3MU71100KA0) 2G11 base tube light " suggesting that it is SCHNUX312JB

Name: 3MU71100KA0 - Siemens Thermal Overload Relay, OLR 4A-6A, Class 10, For mounting on 3MT7 Contactors - (3MU71100KA0) 2G11 base tube light " suggesting that it is SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 8903993067
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3MU71100KA0 Siemens Thermal Overload Relay, OLR 4A 6A, Class 10, For mounting on 3MT7 Contactors (3MU71100KA0) 2G11 base tube light " suggesting that it is SCHNUX312JB " suggesting that it is designed for television signal connections End to end safety for users and systems Thermal overload relay RANGE 4 6A Class 10 For mounting on 3MT7 contactors Size 0 2 Main circuit: Screw Auxiliary circuit: Screw Manual Automatic reset

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