Schneider Electric Pieno 1-Gang 10 A Momentary Switch with Fluorescent Locator – Matt Black – E8231PRL1F_MB_G1 3P+E+N Pole Operating mode: Integrated LED driver SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Pieno 1-Gang 10 A Momentary Switch with Fluorescent Locator – Matt Black – E8231PRL1F_MB_G1 3P+E+N Pole Operating mode: Integrated LED driver SCHNUX312JB
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Schneider Electric Pieno 1 Gang 10 A Momentary Switch with Fluorescent Locator – Matt Black – E8231PRL1F_MB_G1 3P+E+N Pole Operating mode: Integrated LED driver SCHNUX312JB Operating mode: Integrated LED driver industrial grade angled plug with 4 round pins The Schneider Electric Pieno E8231PRL1F_MB_G1 is a sleek 1 gang momentary switch designed for control applications Rated at 10 A

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