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Cover plate for Ackermann A642B-2
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Price (excl. VAT):
23,22 €
EAN: 4011377997752
MPN: A642B-2
Box: 1
Estimate delivery time at our warehouse (approx.):
4-6 weeks
Technical Information
| Item condition | New |
| Manufacture name | Cover plate for Ackermann A642B-2 |
| Brand | Jung |
| Categories |
Switches
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| Country of origin | DE |
| Harmonized System Code | 8538 9099 00 |
| Model | Two-part button |
| Halogen free | Yes |
| Utilization | Other |
| Surface protection | Other |
| Material quality | Thermoplastic |
| Material | Plastic |
| Type of fastening | Clamp mounting |
| Monitoring window/light outlet | Yes |
| RAL-number (similar) | 1013 |
| With label area | No |
| With exchangeable lens/symbol | No |
| Surface finishing | Glossy |
| Suitable for degree of protection (IP) | IP20 |
| Suitable for touch sensor connector for bus system | No |
| Scannable symbol/barrier free | No |
Packing details
| Packing level 1 | 4011377997752 |
| Packing level 2 | 4011377997752 |
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Description
Cover plate designed for switch systems, typically used in power assemblies or control mechanisms.Provides a physical boundary and potential integration point for functional elements within the system. Halogen-free construction ensures reduced environmental impact and safety compliance in sensitive installations.Material is categorized as plastic, specifically thermoplastic (quality:EV000403).Surface protection listed as "Other," with finishing marked glossy (EV006395).RAL-number approximation stands at 1013, indicating a potentially cream-like color match.Type of fastening confirmed as clamp mounting.Electrically suited for IP20 environments where minimal ingress protection is suitable;no higher ratings supported.Utilization mode labeled "Other" without clarity on specific context—it’s adaptable but generic.Model specified as Two-part button assembly designated under code EV007981 with operational compatibility focused toward basic switch roles rather than advanced sensor integration or enhanced feedback systems like light outlets or touch interfaces.