Bluebird BA 514C 5 KVA Voltage Stabilizer for 2 Ton AC with 140-270V Input, Copper Winding & Digital Display (Grey) Brand_IFB Analogue volume control on top LG - AS55GGWX0.AIDA

Name: Bluebird BA 514C 5 KVA Voltage Stabilizer for 2 Ton AC with 140-270V Input, Copper Winding & Digital Display (Grey) Brand_IFB Analogue volume control on top LG - AS55GGWX0.AIDA
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 10599120725
Price: 2326.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6363 (13 reviews)

Bluebird BA 514C 5 KVA Voltage Stabilizer for 2 Ton AC with 140-270V Input, Copper Winding & Digital Display (Grey) Brand_IFB Analogue volume control on top LG - AS55GGWX0.AIDA

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