Schneider Electric S-Classic 13A 2-Gang Single Switch Outlet White - E25R Pack:Single Piece Rated current 45 A at SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric S-Classic 13A 2-Gang Single Switch Outlet White - E25R Pack:Single Piece Rated current 45 A at SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 99651867709
Price: 52.75 USD
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Schneider Electric S Classic 13A 2 Gang Single Switch Outlet White E25R Pack:Single Piece Rated current 45 A at SCHNUX312JB Rated current 45 A at 230 V AC 50 Hz Number of gangs 2 gangs Pilot light Red neon indicator Fixing mode Screwless M3 Durable & Scratch Resistant Surface – Built to withstand daily use in high traffic areas The Schneider Electric S Classic 13A 2 Gang Single Switch Outlet is a durable and reliable power solution designed for residential and commercial applications With a rated current of 13A at 230V AC (50Hz)

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