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—FRA relais m chronométrique de démarrage du moteurITA relè m cronometrico di avviamento del motorePLN przekaźnik m czasowy rozruchu silnikaсм. поз. 2447 на—FRA relais m de tension 1000 VENG 1000 V relayITA relè m di tensione a 1000 VPLN przekaźnik m ochronny 1000 Vсм. поз. 2350 на—FRA relais m de tension 1500 VENG 1500 V relayITA relé m di tensione a 1500 VPLN przekaźnik m ochronny 1500 Vсм. поз. 2351 на—FRA relais m du circuit de puissanceITA relè m del circuito di potenzaPLN przekaźnik m mocy, ochronnyсм. поз. 2334 на—FRA relais m de thermostatENG thermostat relayITA relè m del termostatoPLN przekaźnik m termostatuсм. поз. 2357 на—FRA relais m de commandeENG control relayITA relè m di comandoPLN przekaźnik m sterowaniaRUS реле n токасм. поз. 2383 нареле управления цепью отопления
—FRA relais m de commande de chauffageDEU Schaltschütz m für HeizungITA relè m di comando del riscaldamentoPLN przekaźnik m sterowania ogrzewaniaсм. поз. 2464 на—FRA relais m du circuit de commandeITA relè m del circuito di comandoPLN przekaźnik m sterowania, ochronnyсм. поз. 2335 нареле, групповое
—FRA groupe m de relaisDEU Gruppenschütz nENG set of relaysITA gruppo m di relèPLN przekaźnik m grupowyRUS реле n, групповоесм. поз. 2359 нареле, отпускное, электропневматическое
—FRA relais m de desserrageDEU Löseschütz mITA relè m di sfrenaturaPLN przekaźnik m odhamowaniaRUS реле n, отпускное, электропневматическоесм. поз. 743 нареле, тормозное, электропневматическое
—FRA relais m de serrageDEU Bremsschütz mITA relè m di frenaturaPLN przekaźnik m hamowaniaRUS реле n, тормозное, электропневматическоесм. поз. 742 на
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