Rieber multipolar®CONNECT 16 Fächer-Acryltür re Vakuumiergeräte Combined with the extra-large loading Mini-Kühltische
Description
Rieber multipolar®CONNECT 16 Fächer Acryltür re Vakuumiergeräte Combined with the extra large loading Mini Kühltische Combined with the extra large loading height With a generous width of 70 cm sondern mit Bluetooth gesteuerter Öffnungsfunktion per App Artikelnummer 83020708 GTIN EAN 4007537170776 Ursprungsland AT Gewicht 110 kg Länge 747 mm Höhe 1814 mm Breite 760 mm Umgebungstemperatur +10°C bis +32°C Reinigung mit feuchtem Tuch Heiz Kühlart dynamische Kühlung Fächer Anzahl 16 Kühlbereich +2°C bis +9°C Kältemittel R600a Energieverbrauch im Jahr 388 kWh Bruttovolumen 544 L Nettovolumen 304 L Fächermasse <p>275 x 538 x 140 275 x 538 x 140< p> <p>275 x 538 x 140 275 x 538 x 140< p> <p>275 x 538 x 140 275 x 538 x 140< p> <p>275 x 362 x 140 275 x 362 x 140< p> <p>275 x 362 x 140 275 x 362 x 140< p> Kühlschrankvarianten Fächer Türanschlag rechts EEK EEK B Höhe Stellfüsse 180 mm Digitalanzeige Ja Nennspannung 1N AC 230 V 50 60 Hz Anschlusswert 0
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