Schneider Electric Vivace 13A 250V 1Gang 3Pin Dolly Switched Universal Socket Al Silver - KB113LS_AS CAT-EMERGENCY LIGHT 2 positions ON-OFF button SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Vivace 13A 250V 1Gang 3Pin Dolly Switched Universal Socket Al Silver - KB113LS_AS CAT-EMERGENCY LIGHT 2 positions ON-OFF button SCHNUX312JB
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Schneider Electric Vivace 13A 250V 1Gang 3Pin Dolly Switched Universal Socket Al Silver - KB113LS_AS CAT-EMERGENCY LIGHT 2 positions ON-OFF button SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric Vivace 13A 250V 1Gang 3Pin Dolly Switched Universal Socket Al Silver KB113LS_AS CAT EMERGENCY LIGHT 2 positions ON OFF button SCHNUX312JB 2 positions ON OFF button Brightness: 1200Lm Product Range: "Vivace" This product belongs to the "Vivace" range Colour Tint: The overall color of the device is specified as "Aluminium Silver

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