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Ruck Frequency converter 0 -400 V 3~ - IP20 for AL 630 D6 01 (FU 55 34)

Ruck Frequency converter 0 -400 V 3~ - IP20 for AL 630 D6 01 (FU 55 34)
Ruck Frequency converter 0 -400 V 3~ - IP20 for AL 630 D6 01 (FU 55 34)
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Ruck Frequency Converter 0 - 400 V 3~ - IP20 for AL 630 D6 01 (FU 55 34)

The Ruck frequency converter 0 - 400 V 3~ - IP20 is specifically designed for use with the AL 630 D6 01 fans. This high-quality converter ensures optimum control of the ventilation system and guarantees efficient performance under various conditions. With a compact design and an IP20 rating, this inverter is ideal for indoor installations and applications where reliability and precision are key.


Key features

  • Voltage: Suitable for an input voltage of 0 - 400 V 3~.
  • Protection class: IP20, designed for safe indoor use.
  • Compatibility: Specially developed for the AL 630 D6 01 fans.
  • Efficiency: Provides precise frequency and speed control for ventilation systems.

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Brand Ruck ventilatoren GmbH
Category Frequency Inverters for Axial Fans
GTIN 4061199033053
Manufacturer's item number 155182
Article number 65155182

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Category code 121

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