Schneider Electric Lisse -2-pole switch with indicator lamp - 1 gang - 32A - white - GGBL4031 Ceiling Light Specifications: The keycard reader is SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Lisse -2-pole switch with indicator lamp - 1 gang - 32A - white - GGBL4031 Ceiling Light Specifications: The keycard reader is SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 74284938386
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Schneider Electric Lisse -2-pole switch with indicator lamp - 1 gang - 32A - white - GGBL4031 Ceiling Light Specifications: The keycard reader is SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric Lisse 2 pole switch with indicator lamp 1 gang 32A white GGBL4031 Ceiling Light Specifications: The keycard reader is SCHNUX312JB Specifications: The keycard reader is rated to handle a current of 16 A at a voltage range of 220 240 V AC Product features: Replacement for HQL Product Range: The switch with indicator lamp is part of the "Lisse" range designed for versatile applications

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