Schneider Electric Universal shaver unit, AvatarOn C, 115 V / 240 V, dark grey - E87T727V_WE Nikkon likely used in electrical circuits SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Universal shaver unit, AvatarOn C, 115 V / 240 V, dark grey - E87T727V_WE Nikkon likely used in electrical circuits SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 46818101327
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Schneider Electric Universal shaver unit, AvatarOn C, 115 V / 240 V, dark grey - E87T727V_WE Nikkon likely used in electrical circuits SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric Universal shaver unit, AvatarOn C, 115 V 240 V, dark grey E87T727V_WE Nikkon likely used in electrical circuits SCHNUX312JB likely used in electrical circuits Insulation Classification: Class I Ingress Product or component type : Shaver Socket Colour tint: Dark grey Device application : Charger Ideally suited for new construction and refurbishment projects Unique Full Flat Design

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