Schneider Electric 1 Gang Telephone Socket, Keystone on Shuttered Wallplate - E8231RJS4_G1 Color:Wine Gold offering flexible installation choices SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric 1 Gang Telephone Socket, Keystone on Shuttered Wallplate - E8231RJS4_G1 Color:Wine Gold offering flexible installation choices SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 86556741470
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Schneider Electric 1 Gang Telephone Socket, Keystone on Shuttered Wallplate - E8231RJS4_G1 Color:Wine Gold offering flexible installation choices SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric 1 Gang Telephone Socket, Keystone on Shuttered Wallplate E8231RJS4_G1 Color:Wine Gold offering flexible installation choices SCHNUX312JB offering flexible installation choices Suitable for closed luminaires thanks to microwave technology Product Type and Range: This is a telephone socket belonging to the "Pieno" range and a depth of 30

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