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HPE Jumper Cord - Stromkabel - IEC 60320 C19

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HPE Jumper Cord - Stromkabel - IEC 60320 C19Produktbeschreibung : HPE Jumper Cord Stromkabel IEC 60320 C19 zu IEC 60320 C20 2 m Typ : Stromkabel Kabellnge : 2 m Anschluss : Strom IEC 60320 C19 Stecker (zweites Ende) : Strom IEC 60320 C20 Farbe : Flint Gray Entwickelt fr : ProLiant XL270d Gen10, XL270d Gen10 for HPE Ezmeral Container Platform; Rack; Synergy 12000 Frame

Produktbeschreibung : HPE Jumper Cord - Stromkabel - IEC 60320 C19 zu IEC 60320 C20 - 2 m
Typ : Stromkabel
Kabellänge : 2 m
Anschluss : Strom IEC 60320 C19
Stecker (zweites Ende) : Strom IEC 60320 C20
Farbe : Flint Gray
Entwickelt für : ProLiant XL270d Gen10, XL270d Gen10 for HPE Ezmeral Container Platform; Rack; Synergy 12000 Frame
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