Schneider Electric Switched socket with USB charger, Avataron, 21W type A+C, 13A, Wine gold - E8315DACUSB_WG HARD HAT of British BS 546 standard SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Switched socket with USB charger, Avataron, 21W type A+C, 13A, Wine gold - E8315DACUSB_WG HARD HAT of British BS 546 standard SCHNUX312JB
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Schneider Electric Switched socket with USB charger, Avataron, 21W type A+C, 13A, Wine gold - E8315DACUSB_WG HARD HAT of British BS 546 standard SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric Switched socket with USB charger, Avataron, 21W type A+C, 13A, Wine gold E8315DACUSB_WG HARD HAT of British BS 546 standard SCHNUX312JB of British BS 546 standard and rated current is 15A are mercury free Range: AvatarOn Product or component type: Switched socket with USB charger

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