Schneider Electric Switch, Unica X, 1 way, 16AX, 250V, 2 gangs, antique brass - NUX32_1_AB Colour:Antique Brass ensuring long-term performance SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Switch, Unica X, 1 way, 16AX, 250V, 2 gangs, antique brass - NUX32_1_AB Colour:Antique Brass ensuring long-term performance SCHNUX312JB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 13236970823
Price: 91.24 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2016 (15 reviews)

Schneider Electric Switch, Unica X, 1 way, 16AX, 250V, 2 gangs, antique brass - NUX32_1_AB Colour:Antique Brass ensuring long-term performance SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric Switch, Unica X, 1 way, 16AX, 250V, 2 gangs, antique brass NUX32_1_AB Colour:Antique Brass ensuring long term performance SCHNUX312JB ensuring long term performance Being made of polycarbonate Upgrade your interiors with the Schneider Electric Unica X 2 Gang 1 Way Switch in a stunning Antique Brass finish High Performance – Rated at 16AX

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