Schneider Electric Lisse - Shaver Socket - 2 gang - 115/230V Stainless Steel with Black Interior - GGBL7090BSSS 2500K Rated current is 45A SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Lisse - Shaver Socket - 2 gang - 115/230V Stainless Steel with Black Interior - GGBL7090BSSS 2500K Rated current is 45A SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 32112712249
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Schneider Electric Lisse - Shaver Socket - 2 gang - 115/230V Stainless Steel with Black Interior - GGBL7090BSSS 2500K Rated current is 45A SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric Lisse Shaver Socket 2 gang 115 230V Stainless Steel with Black Interior GGBL7090BSSS 2500K Rated current is 45A SCHNUX312JB Rated current is 45A Reduces flickering Product Range: The Shaver socket is part of the "Lisse" range suitable for typical power supplies

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