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SAP: 1052845MPN: E810XXVDA2BLKEAN: 0675901654012
INTEL E810XXVDA2 Ethernet Network Adapter Bulk
pentru estimare livrare
Sumă finanțată∗∗∗lei (cu TVA)
18 luni
∗∗∗
trimestrial, cu TVA
24 luni
∗∗∗
trimestrial, cu TVA
30 luni
∗∗∗
trimestrial, cu TVA
36 luni
∗∗∗
trimestrial, cu TVA
Ratele se văd după autentificare, ca prețul acestui produs pentru organizația ta.
Preț B2B & B2G: până la 20% sub prețul recomandatConectează-te pentru a putea comanda
Garanție tehnică:12 luniGaranție de conformitate:Conformitate:24 luni
Status: În stocDepozite: 2Livrat de:
- Depozit 01 · DE-02Germaniacel mai ieftinPreț unitar, fără TVA:1.798,28 lei1.4∗∗,∗∗ leiTotal (1 buc): 1.4∗∗,∗∗ lei · TVA (21%): 29∗,∗∗ lei · Total cu TVA: 1.7∗∗,∗∗ leiStoc: 17 bucLivrare: 5 zileStoc verificat: 22.09.2026, 10:21
- Depozit 02 · RO-03Româniastoc epuizatPreț unitar, fără TVA:1.289,04 lei1.0∗∗,∗∗ leiTotal (1 buc): 1.0∗∗,∗∗ lei · TVA (21%): 21∗,∗∗ lei · Total cu TVA: 1.2∗∗,∗∗ leiStoc: epuizatLivrare: 1 ziStoc verificat: 22.09.2026, 10:23
DE-02:2.175,92 lei1.7∗∗,∗∗ lei cu TVA
La plata prin OP1.7∗∗,∗∗ lei cu TVA (−1%)
Reducerea se aplică în coș, la alegerea plății prin OP.
Stoc total disponibil: 17 bucăți (1 depozit)
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