Schneider Electric WPS Socket-Outlet 500V, 3-Phase, 5-Pole, Round Pin, IP66 ( 40A / 50A) CAT-SMART PLUG Product Type: The Kavacha switch SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric WPS Socket-Outlet 500V, 3-Phase, 5-Pole, Round Pin, IP66 ( 40A / 50A) CAT-SMART PLUG Product Type: The Kavacha switch SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 11471298839
Price: 155.09 USD
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Schneider Electric WPS Socket Outlet 500V, 3 Phase, 5 Pole, Round Pin, IP66 ( 40A 50A) CAT SMART PLUG Product Type: The Kavacha switch SCHNUX312JB Product Type: The Kavacha switch is a 1 gang surface mounted switch designed for switching applications this data socket is quite reliable and resistant The Schneider Electric WPS 56 Series socket outlet is built for demanding industrial environments offering a 40A current rating and 500V operational voltage

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