Schneider Electric Miluz E Doorbell Buzzer, 2 Module, White - M3TB31_DB Pack:Single Piece 2-Way Switching: Enables control of SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Miluz E Doorbell Buzzer, 2 Module, White - M3TB31_DB Pack:Single Piece 2-Way Switching: Enables control of SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 6285256938
Price: 27.32 USD
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Schneider Electric Miluz E Doorbell Buzzer, 2 Module, White M3TB31_DB Pack:Single Piece 2 Way Switching: Enables control of SCHNUX312JB 2 Way Switching: Enables control of a single light source from two separate locations—perfect for convenience and flexibility Designed as per the prevailing industry standards The Schneider Electric Miluz E Doorbell Buzzer is a high quality electrical buzzer designed for reliable doorbell alert systems With an operating voltage of 110 240V AC and a 65 dB acoustic level

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