Schneider Electric Vivace E 2 Pole Switch 32A 250V with LED 1 Gang Flush Mount Black - KBN31D32N_BK POWERSTAR HQI 2000W/D Number of gangs : 1 SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Vivace E 2 Pole Switch 32A 250V with LED 1 Gang Flush Mount Black - KBN31D32N_BK POWERSTAR HQI 2000W/D Number of gangs : 1 SCHNUX312JB
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Schneider Electric Vivace E 2 Pole Switch 32A 250V with LED 1 Gang Flush Mount Black - KBN31D32N_BK POWERSTAR HQI 2000W/D Number of gangs : 1 SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric Vivace E 2 Pole Switch 32A 250V with LED 1 Gang Flush Mount Black KBN31D32N_BK POWERSTAR HQI 2000W D Number of gangs : 1 SCHNUX312JB Number of gangs : 1 gang maintaining optimal performance over time The Schneider Electric Vivace E 1 Gang Double Pole Switch provides safe and reliable control for high power electrical circuits Rated at 32A and 250V

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