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智能电磁水阀SDF-0625 智慧物联网APP远程操控安全用水阀

智能电磁水阀SDF-0625 智慧物联网APP远程操控安全用水阀

智能电磁水阀SDF-0625 智慧物联网APP远程操控安全用水阀

智能电磁水阀SDF-0625 智慧物联网APP远程操控安全用水阀

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智能电磁水阀SDF-0625 智慧物联网APP远程操控安全用水阀

尺寸：80*47*44mm

滑杆：直徑φ6mm

電壓：DC24V

功率：5.76W

電流：0.24A

電阻：100Ω

介質：自來水

工作循環：5%通電（最長通電時間1秒）

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智能电磁水阀SDF-0625系列智慧物联网APP远程操控安全电磁水阀

智能电磁水阀SDF-0625 智慧物联网APP远程操控安全用水阀

智能电磁水阀SDF-0625系列智慧物联网APP远程操控安全电磁水阀

智能电磁水阀SDF-0625 智慧物联网APP远程操控安全用水阀

智能电磁水阀SDF-0625系列智慧物联网APP远程操控安全电磁水阀

尺寸：80*47*44mm

滑杆：直徑φ6mm

電壓：DC24V

功率：5.76W

電流：0.24A

電阻：100Ω

介質：自來水

工作循環：5%通電（最長通電時間1秒）

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規格型號	框体尺寸（长 x?宽 x?高）	額定電壓	工作介質	産品鏈接
SDF-0625-24A100	80 x 47 x 44mm	AC24V	自來水
SDF-083731-24A170	66.5 x 26 x 20mm	AC24V	打印墨水	查看詳情
SDF-1132-12A30	71.9 x 62.3 x 64mm	AC12V	廢水	查看詳情

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