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Festool CTL 36 EI AC-LHS CLEANTEC Absaugmobil 1200 W 36 l Staubkl. L ( 577887 )

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Festool CTL 36 EI AC-LHS CLEANTEC Absaugmobil 1200 W 36 l Staubkl. L ( 577887 )Lieferumfang: 1x Festool Festool CTL 36 EI AC Absaugmobil 1x HF CT 26 36 48 HP Hauptfilter ( 203759 ) 1x D 36x3,5 AS KS B LHS 225 Saugschlauch ( 577101 ) 1x VS CT AC Verschlussschieber ( 497926 ) 1x SELFCLEAN Filtersack 1x Entsorgungssack Produktbeschreibung: Der Festool CTL 36 EI AC LHS CLEANTEC Absaugmobil ist der ideale Sauger fr den Einsatz im Trockenbau. Er berzeugt durch seine kraftvolle und robuste Bauweise und sorgt insbesondere bei

Lieferumfang:

- 1x Festool Festool CTL 36 EI AC Absaugmobil
- 1x HF-CT 26/36/48 HP Hauptfilter ( 203759 )
- 1x D 36x3,5-AS/KS/B/LHS 225 Saugschlauch ( 577101 ) 
- 1x VS-CT AC Verschlussschieber ( 497926 )
- 1x SELFCLEAN Filtersack
- 1x Entsorgungssack 

Produktbeschreibung:

Der Festool CTL 36 EI AC-LHS CLEANTEC Absaugmobil ist der ideale Sauger für den Einsatz im Trockenbau. Er überzeugt durch seine kraftvolle und robuste Bauweise und sorgt insbesondere bei anspruchsvollen Schleifarbeiten für eine konstant hohe Saugleistung. Möglich macht dies die im Vergleich zum Vorgängermodell effektivere AUTOCLEAN-Hauptfilterabreinigung, die längere Arbeitsintervalle, eine erhöhte Filterlebensdauer sowie einen reduzierten Wartungsaufwand gewährleistet. Mit seinem großzügigen Behältervolumen von 36 Litern ist das Absaugmobil perfekt auf die starke Abtragsleistung des Langhalsschleifers PLANEX abgestimmt. Die intuitive Touch-Bedienung erlaubt eine einfache Steuerung, während die fest installierte Bluetooth® Schnittstelle eine automatische Startfunktion sowie die Vernetzung mit der Festool App ermöglicht. Über die App können beispielsweise die Abreinigungsintervalle (15, 30, 60 oder 120 Sekunden) individuell eingestellt werden. Für zusätzlichen Komfort sorgt der flexible, knickfeste Saugschlauch, der sich praktisch im integrierten Schlauchdepot verstauen lässt. Darüber hinaus bietet das Absaugmobil zahlreiche durchdachte Funktionen: eine Automatik-Steckdose, die den Sauger mit dem Start eines kabelgebundenen Elektrowerkzeugs automatisch aktiviert, eine in fünf Stufen einstellbare Saugleistung sowie die T-LOC Funktion für eine unkomplizierte Anbindung von Systainern. Große, schwenkbare Rollen mit integrierter Bremse sorgen für optimale Mobilität und sicheren Stand. Auch für Ordnung und Sicherheit ist gesorgt – durch die Kabelaufwicklung und das Schlauchdepot. Die kompakte Hochleistungsturbine garantiert eine konstant starke Saugleistung, während die Antistatik-Funktion zuverlässig vor elektrostatischer Aufladung schützt. Mit der Zulassung in der Staubklasse L erfüllt das Gerät hohe Anforderungen an die Arbeitssicherheit. Optional lässt sich der Sauger zudem mit einem Druckluft- oder Steckdosenmodul aufrüsten. Dank Funktionen wie FlowDetect, das die Mindestluftgeschwindigkeit überwacht und bei Unterschreitung warnt, sowie der Anschlussmuffe mit Bajonettverschluss für eine sichere Verbindung zwischen Werkzeug und Sauger, ist das Absaugmobil ein zuverlässiger Partner auf jeder Baustelle.

Technische Daten:

Hersteller: Festool
Herstellerbezeichnung: CTL 36 EI AC-LHS
Herstellernummer: 577887
Leistungsaufnahme: 350 – 1 200 W
Max. Volumenstrom: 3900,00 l/min
Max. Unterdruck: 24000,00 Pa
Filteroberfläche: 6318,00 cm²
Kabellänge: 7,50 m
Max. Behälter-/Filtersackvolumen: 36/34 l
Abmessung (L x B x H): 630 x 365 x 596 mm
Max. Anschlusswert Gerätesteckdose: 2400,00 W
Staubklasse: L
Produktgewicht ohne Zubehör: 15,20 kg
Transportgewicht inkl. Zubehör: 18,50 kg
Antriebsart: Netz
Technologie: Bluetooth®
Saugen A-bewerteter Schalldruckpegel Lp: 71,00 dB(A)
Saugen Normenreihe EN: 60335-2-69
Saugen Unsicherheit (Lärm) K: 3,00 dB


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