Schneider Electric Vivace E Switched Socket 13A 250V 2 Gang Flush Mount Black - KBNT25_BK waterproof workshop light IP65 Fully compatible with the HM500 SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Vivace E Switched Socket 13A 250V 2 Gang Flush Mount Black - KBNT25_BK waterproof workshop light IP65 Fully compatible with the HM500 SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 13754077533
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Schneider Electric Vivace E Switched Socket 13A 250V 2 Gang Flush Mount Black - KBNT25_BK waterproof workshop light IP65 Fully compatible with the HM500 SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric Vivace E Switched Socket 13A 250V 2 Gang Flush Mount Black KBNT25_BK waterproof workshop light IP65 Fully compatible with the HM500 SCHNUX312JB Fully compatible with the HM500 Dark Grey E8315USB_DG_G12 The Schneider Electric Vivace E 2 Gang Switched Socket provides reliable power access for two appliances Rated at 13A and 250V

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