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Orcon Perilex cord for WTW HRC 220/225

Brand: Orcon


Orcon Perilex cord for WTW HRC 220/225
Orcon Perilex cord for WTW HRC 220/225
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Orcon Perilex cable for MVHR HRC 220/225

Orcon Perilex cable for the MVHR HRC 220/225. The MVHR HRC 220/225 is fitted with a standard earthed plug. The Perilex plug makes it possible to operate the MVHR/system-d with a fixed three-position switch.

Brand Orcon
Category Orcon MVHR Units Parts and Accessories
GTIN 8718403867572
Manufacturer's item number 22915403
Article number 19220017

Specifications

Category code 16
Type of electrical accessory/spare part Power cord
Accessory Yes
Spare part No
With enthalpy exchanger No

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