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70-784D14-1 by schneider electric-legacy relays
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70-784D14-1

Schneider Electric-Legacy Relays

Socket - SE Relays general purpose relay accessory - 4PDT - 16A - 300 V - 14 pins - screw clamping terminal - 784 series ...

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RoHS Compliant
Emballage
ACCESSOIRES
Discontinued
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DESCRIPTION

The Magnecraft / Schneider Electric part 70-784D14-1 is a reliable and durable connection relay socket. With a 14 position screw terminal and panel mount design, it is perfect for securely mounting and connecting relays in various applications. This high-quality socket is designed for easy installation and provides efficient and stable connections for optimal performance.

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SPÉCIFICATION

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Products found: 0
fournisseur:
Schneider Electric-Legacy Relays
Référence:
70-784D14-1
Unité de mesure:
Per Each
RoHS:
Yes
HTS:
8536904000
COO:
CN
ECCN:
EAR99
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10
Type:
Relay Socket
Number of Contacts:
14
Maximum Voltage Rating:
300 V
Maximum Current Rating:
16 A
Mounting:
Panel Mount
Operating Temperature:
-40 to 80 °C
Life Cycle:
Discontinued
  This product is discontinued, but still in stock

EN STOCK: 174

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sur commande: 200   Peut expédier 6/5/26 

Commande min Quantitè: 10

Multiple: 10

PRICE (USD)

QTÉ
Prix unitaire
10
$17.21
30
$16.85
50
$16.35
100
$15.53
250
$14.86
500
$14.78
1 000 +
$14.71
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