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Makita DMR 114 Akku Baustellenradio 12 / 14,4 / 18 V AM / FM / Bluetooth IP 65 - Reparaturgerät

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Makita DMR 114 Akku Baustellenradio 12 / 14,4 / 18 V AM / FM / Bluetooth IP 65 - ReparaturgerätZustand: Vollfunktionsfhig Leicht Gebrauchter Zustand (siehe Bilder) Herstellergeprft & berholt Weist Kratzer und Verschmutzungen auf Sofort lieferbar Lieferumfang: 1x Makita DMR 114 Akku Baustellenradio Siehe Bilder Produktbeschreibung: Das Makita DMR 114 Akku Baustellenradio ist ein robustes und vielseitiges Gert, das speziell fr den Einsatz auf Baustellen entwickelt wurde. Mit der IP65 Sicherheitsklasse ist es sowohl staubdicht als auch gegen

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Produktbeschreibung:

Das Makita DMR 114 Akku-Baustellenradio ist ein robustes und vielseitiges Gerät, das speziell für den Einsatz auf Baustellen entwickelt wurde. Mit der IP65-Sicherheitsklasse ist es sowohl staubdicht als auch gegen Strahlwasser geschützt, was es ideal für raue Arbeitsumgebungen macht. Das Radio kann mit 12 V, 14,4 V oder 18 V Li-Ionen-Akkus von Makita oder über Netzstrom betrieben werden, was maximale Flexibilität und Mobilität bietet. Dank der Bluetooth-Funktion können Sie Ihr Musik-Player direkt mit dem Radio verbinden und Ihre Lieblingsmusik kabellos streamen. Die Audiowiedergabe kann in sieben verschiedenen Positionen eingestellt werden, um den Klang optimal an die wiedergegebene Musik anzupassen. Zusätzlich verfügt das Radio über einen AUX-Anschluss und einen USB-Anschluss, über den Sie Ihr Telefon aufladen können. Das DMR 114 ist kompatibel mit allen Makita Li-Ion-Akkus von 7,2 V bis 18 V, einschließlich der 10,8 V-Schiebeakkus, allerdings nicht mit Akkus der Makita mt-, maktec- oder G-Serie. Ein integrierter Tiefentladeschutz sorgt dafür, dass das Gerät automatisch abschaltet, wenn der Akkustand zu niedrig ist, um eine Beschädigung des Akkus zu verhindern. Mit diesen vielseitigen und benutzerfreundlichen Funktionen bietet das Makita DMR 114 Akku-Baustellenradio eine hervorragende Klangqualität und robuste Zuverlässigkeit für jede Baustelle.

Technische Daten:

Hersteller: Makita
Herstellerbezeichnung: DMR114
Akkuspannung: 12 / 14,4 / 18 V
Akku-Serie CXT: Ja
Akku-Serie LXT: Ja
Frequenzbereich AM: 522 - 1710 kHz
Frequenzbereich FM: 87,5 - 108 MHz
Laufzeit 18V / 2,0 Ah: 6,5 h
Laufzeit 18 V / 4,0 Ah: 13 h
Laufzeit 18 V / 5,0 Ah: 17 h
Laufzeit 18V / 6,0 Ah: 21 h
Internationale Schutzklasse (IP): IP65
Gewicht inkl. Akku: 4,9 - 5,6 kg
Produktabmessung (L x B x H): 268 x 164 x 295 mm
Dauerbetrieb 14,4V / 3,0 Ah: 8 h
Dauerbetrieb 18V / 3,0 Ah: 9,5 h
Bluetooth
Akkutyp (Ni-MH/Li-Ion): Li-ion
Ausgangsleistung des Lautsprechers 12Vmax: 2 W (x2) + 10 W
Ausgangsleistung des Lautsprechers 18V: 5 W (x2) + 25 W
Produktgewicht: 4,9 kg


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