Schneider Electric Vivace 10AX 250V Intermediate Switch,Aluminium Silver - KB31IA_AS Cool white significant energy savings as well SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Vivace 10AX 250V Intermediate Switch,Aluminium Silver - KB31IA_AS Cool white significant energy savings as well SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 86178778627
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Schneider Electric Vivace 10AX 250V Intermediate Switch,Aluminium Silver - KB31IA_AS Cool white significant energy savings as well SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric Vivace 10AX 250V Intermediate Switch,Aluminium Silver KB31IA_AS Cool white significant energy savings as well SCHNUX312JB significant energy savings as well as longevity and technical safety and no installation modification is required for the LED conversion Product Range: The switch is part of the "Vivace" range Switch Function: The switch's primary function is "Intermediate

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