Schneider Electric Heavy Duty Weatherproof Thick Cover Transparent Single One Gang - E223RTR (Single Piece / Pack of 3 / Pack of 5) 13A daylight (D) SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Heavy Duty Weatherproof Thick Cover Transparent Single One Gang - E223RTR (Single Piece / Pack of 3 / Pack of 5) 13A daylight (D) SCHNUX312JB
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Schneider Electric Heavy Duty Weatherproof Thick Cover Transparent Single One Gang - E223RTR (Single Piece / Pack of 3 / Pack of 5) 13A daylight (D) SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric Heavy Duty Weatherproof Thick Cover Transparent Single One Gang E223RTR (Single Piece Pack of 3 Pack of 5) 13A daylight (D) SCHNUX312JB daylight (D) Being made of polycarbonate IP degree of protection: IP55 certified to protect against dust Protected against jets of water from all directions

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