Schneider Electric AvatarOn One Gang Time Delay Switch 4A 250V - Dark Grey/ White/ Wine Gold E8331PRL1 (Single Piece / Pack of 3 / Pack of 5) Pack:Pack of 3 brand OSRAM has stood for SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric AvatarOn One Gang Time Delay Switch 4A 250V - Dark Grey/ White/ Wine Gold E8331PRL1 (Single Piece / Pack of 3 / Pack of 5) Pack:Pack of 3 brand OSRAM has stood for SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 41889225903
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Schneider Electric AvatarOn One Gang Time Delay Switch 4A 250V Dark Grey White Wine Gold E8331PRL1 (Single Piece Pack of 3 Pack of 5) Pack:Pack of 3 brand OSRAM has stood for SCHNUX312JB brand OSRAM has stood for unique innovations Lumens (light output): 2050 CRI: 85 The surface finish is glossy Schneider Electric AvatarOn time delay switch E8331PRL1 is a complete product with 1 gang and with 1 rocker in color

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