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D-Ware Philips LED Deckenventilator Solr 32W Dimmbar mit Fernbedienung weiß 150m³/h Elektronik > Audio & Video > Video > Video-Zubehör Opalglas Höhe 54 cm Ausladung 870802

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Duotone aurora — cool blue brief on the left, soft violet sheet on the right for cargo details.

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D Ware Philips LED Deckenventilator Solr 32W Dimmbar mit Fernbedienung weiß 150m³ h Elektronik > Audio & Video > Video > Video Zubehör Opalglas Höhe 54 cm Ausladung 870802 Opalglas Höhe 54 cm Ausladung Tiefe 25 cm Nettogewicht 2 Montagehinweis: Schirmblechanschluss: Gewindestift M4 Dieser Deckenventilator ist eine praktische Lösung für jeden Raum und überzeugt durch seine Funktionalität und ansprechendes Design Merkmal Wert Produkt Art Deckenventilator Betriebsspannung 230 V Leistung 32 W Luftdurchsatz 150 m³ h Flügelfarbe Transparent Ventilator Besonderheiten mit Fernbedienung Rotor Blätter 3 Drehrichtung umschaltbar Ja Farbe Weiß Leistung je Leuchtmittel 35 W Max

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