Centre plate for motor control inserts FMCD5232LG
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Technical Information
Item condition |
New |
Manufacture name |
Centre plate for motor control inserts FMCD5232LG |
Brand |
Jung
|
Categories |
Control devices for switches and sockets
Lighting & Shutter Controllers
|
Country of origin |
DE |
Harmonized System Code |
8526 9200 00
|
Nominal voltage |
0 V |
Mounting method |
Surface mounted (plaster) |
Assembly arrangement |
Control end-piece |
Colour |
Grey |
Halogen free |
Yes |
Surface protection |
Other |
Autonomy |
0 h |
Random generator |
No |
With memory function |
No |
Material quality |
Duroplast |
Max. switching power |
0 W |
With Astro program |
No |
Material |
Plastic |
Type of fastening |
Clamp mounting |
Integrated timer |
No |
Switch-off protection |
No |
With glass breaking detector connection |
No |
With brightness sensor connection |
No |
Substation input |
No |
RAL-number (similar) |
7035 |
Suitable for rain sensor |
No |
Suitable for wind sensor |
No |
Transparent |
No |
Surface finishing |
Glossy |
Suitable for degree of protection (IP) |
IP20 |
Min. depth of built-in installation box |
0 mm |
Packing details
Packing level 1 |
4011377087392, 4011377087392 |
Packing level 2 |
4011377087392, 4011377087392 |
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Description
Centre plate for motor control inserts FMCD5232LG.Used in switch systems to manage motor functions, typically as an end-piece in automated setups. Surface mounted (plaster).Halogen free construction.Colour grey, matches RAL 7035.Made of plastic with a glossy finish.Material quality duroplast.Surface protection classified as other.Clamp mounting fastening method utilized.Suitable for degree of protection IP20 classification at the control end-piece level—assembly arrangement specific to these builds requires no built-in box depth for installation adjustments involving architectural spaces or interference constraints like plaster layers between wall surfaces and shallow frames powering low-complex electrical devices leveraging modular opt-ins within automation modules configured inside EV0 autonomous triggers frequently missing on prototype command/control newer-arrivals lacking multiple safety fallbacks needed