KA5177 Radiatore ad olio 7 elementi 1500 W Accessori Elettroutensili Gli stetoscopi 3M™ Littmann® Classic TRE-48691
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KA5177 Radiatore ad olio 7 elementi 1500 W Accessori Elettroutensili Gli stetoscopi 3M™ Littmann® Classic TRE 48691 Gli stetoscopi 3M™ Littmann® Classic III™ offrono una elevata sensibilità acustica per una diagnosi accurata 33 kg Larghezza imballo: 320 mm Profondità imballo: 230 mm Altezza imballo: 620 mm Peso dell'imballo: 4 Tristar KA5177 Radiatore ad olio 7 elementi 1500 W 5 m Arresto di sicurezza contro il surriscaldamento Sì Protezione anti ribaltamento Sì Codice di protezione internazionale (IP) IP00 Numero di elementi 1 Termostato regolabile Sì Temperatura (max) 70 °C Potenza termica 1500 W Tipo di controllo del termostato Meccanico Adatto per stanze fino a 50 m³ Adatto per stanze fino a 20 m²
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