Schneider Electric Pieno 13A 250V 1 Gang Switched Socket with Neon, Wine Gold E8215N_WG 1 Gang energy-saving lighting solution SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Pieno 13A 250V 1 Gang Switched Socket with Neon, Wine Gold E8215N_WG 1 Gang energy-saving lighting solution SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 23176244073
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Schneider Electric Pieno 13A 250V 1 Gang Switched Socket with Neon, Wine Gold E8215N_WG 1 Gang energy saving lighting solution SCHNUX312JB energy saving lighting solution Luxury Living areas and other applications where direction light sources are used Product or component type: Power Socket Outlet Device application: Switch Colour tint: Wine Gold Ideally suited for new construction and refurbishment projects Unique Full Flat Design

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