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SBP 1010 E – Supply

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    Article
    Part no.
    Type
    Description

    231929

    WDH 1000 SBP

    Thermal insulation, Standby energy consumption/24 h at 65 °C: 3,6 kWh, Insulation for: SBP 1000 E and E SOL, Height: 2340 mm, Thickness: 110 mm

    234503

    FCR 28/120 CrNi

    Flanged immersion heater, Connected load with ~ 400 V: 6/12 kW, Version: Single/two line

    231884

    BF 80

    Blank flange, Flange diameter: DN 80

    231885

    FG 80/2

    Flanged reducer DN 80 / G 2 A, Flange diameter: DN 80, Threaded connection: G 2 A

    232030

    BGC 2/60

    Threaded immersion heater, Depth of insertion: 480 mm

    075124

    FCR 28/360 Si

    Flanged immersion heater, Connected load with ~ 400 V: 36 kW, Version: Single circuit

    075131

    FCR 28/180 Si

    Flanged immersion heater, Connected load with ~ 400 V: 18 kW, Version: Single circuit

    075140

    FCR 28/120 Si

    Flanged immersion heater, Connected load with ~ 400 V: 12 kW, Version: Single circuit

    075141

    FCR 28/270 Si

    Flanged immersion heater, Connected load with ~ 400 V: 27 kW, Version: Single circuit

    000694

    FCR 28/120

    Flanged immersion heater, Connected load with ~ 400 V: 12 kW, Version: Single circuit

    000695

    FCR 28/180

    Flanged immersion heater, Connected load with ~ 400 V: 18 kW, Version: Single circuit

    000696

    FCR 28/270

    Flanged immersion heater, Connected load with ~ 400 V: 27 kW, Version: Single circuit

    001502

    FCR 28/360

    Flanged immersion heater, Connected load with ~ 400 V: 36 kW, Version: Single circuit

    071332

    FCR 28/120

    Flanged immersion heater, Connected load with ~ 400 V: 6/12 kW, Version: Single/two line

    071333

    FCR 28/180

    Flanged immersion heater, Connected load with ~ 400 V: 9/18 kW, Version: Single/two line

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Installation Information:

Please ask your local power supply utility or a registered electrician to install appliances that are not fully wired, i.e. ready to plug in. The electrician should also be able to assist you with obtaining the agreement of the respective power supply utility required for the appliance installation.