Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment

Designed by EDIBON, the Electronics for Motors and Generators Unit, "M99-6", lets the student learn the most important concepts related to motors and generators, along with the differences between them.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Electrical supply | single-phase 200 VAC – 240 VAC/50 Hz or 110 VAC – 127 VAC/60 Hz |
| Dimensions | 490 x 330 x 310 mm approx |
| Weight | 6 kg approx |
Selected installation data from the manufacturer brochure for M99-6, pages 2. Dimensions and weights are approximate. These values describe the named unit or component; they do not establish which accessories are included. Confirm operating specifications, utilities and the complete supplied configuration in the current quotation. Checked 2026-09-29.
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