Schneider Electric AvatarOn, switch, 16AX, 250V, intermediate, Dark Grey E8331M_DG Intermediate It features a 2-gang configuration SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric AvatarOn, switch, 16AX, 250V, intermediate, Dark Grey E8331M_DG Intermediate It features a 2-gang configuration SCHNUX312JB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 70444298899
Price: 69.00 USD
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Schneider Electric AvatarOn, switch, 16AX, 250V, intermediate, Dark Grey E8331M_DG Intermediate It features a 2-gang configuration SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric AvatarOn, switch, 16AX, 250V, intermediate, Dark Grey E8331M_DG Intermediate It features a 2 gang configuration SCHNUX312JB It features a 2 gang configuration Durable and easy to install Product or component type : Switch High end manufacturing Superior Quality Colour tint: Dark Grey Ideally suited for new construction and refurbishment projects Unique Full Flat Design

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