Ultraflex Twin Quasar AC 230V Actuator
by EllisCo
Christchurch, New Zealand
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Ultraflex Twin Quasar AC 230V
- Double link stainless steel chain
- Stroke 500mm
- Force 600N
- Twin chain actuator for wide heavy windows
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- Ultraflex Twin Quasar AC 230V Actuator
- Category
- Electronics & Automation
- Sold by
- EllisCo
- Range
- Natural Ventilation
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Ultraflex Twin Quasar AC 230V
- Double link stainless steel chain
- Stroke 500mm
- Force 600N
- Twin chain actuator for wide heavy windows
- Specs / Details
Available in:
SKU: 40990E - black
SKU: 40989D - grey
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Ultraflex Twin Quasar AC 230V Actuator
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