Schneider Electric S56 Surface Socket Outlet 500V 32A Triple Phase 5 Pole Ip66 Grey - S56SO532GY 2G11 likely used in electrical circuits SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric S56 Surface Socket Outlet 500V 32A Triple Phase 5 Pole Ip66 Grey - S56SO532GY 2G11 likely used in electrical circuits SCHNUX312JB
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Schneider Electric S56 Surface Socket Outlet 500V 32A Triple Phase 5 Pole Ip66 Grey - S56SO532GY 2G11 likely used in electrical circuits SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric S56 Surface Socket Outlet 500V 32A Triple Phase 5 Pole Ip66 Grey S56SO532GY 2G11 likely used in electrical circuits SCHNUX312JB likely used in electrical circuits Protection class: II Impact resistance: IK02 Schneider Electric Surface Socket Outlets range in size from 250V 10A to 500V 50A All sockets feature hoseproof and dust resistant flaps with automatic snap catch latches

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