Schneider Electric Bell press switch, Unica X, 10A, 250V, 1 gang, antique brass - NUX31_BP_AB Neon Switch Colour tint: Aluminium silver SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Bell press switch, Unica X, 10A, 250V, 1 gang, antique brass - NUX31_BP_AB Neon Switch Colour tint: Aluminium silver SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 68716900513
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Schneider Electric Bell press switch, Unica X, 10A, 250V, 1 gang, antique brass - NUX31_BP_AB Neon Switch Colour tint: Aluminium silver SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric Bell press switch, Unica X, 10A, 250V, 1 gang, antique brass NUX31_BP_AB Neon Switch Colour tint: Aluminium silver SCHNUX312JB Colour tint: Aluminium silver Equipped with screw terminals for secure and easy installation Add a touch of timeless elegance to your interiors with the Unica X Bell Press Switch (NUX31_BP_AB) in antique brass finish High Performance – Rated for 10 Amps

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