5TJ74160 - Siemens 5TJ Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB), 2-Pole, 63A, 100mA, Type AC - (5TJ7416-0) Metalclad Insulation - Extruded PVC Type SCHNUX312JB

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5TJ74160 - Siemens 5TJ Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB), 2-Pole, 63A, 100mA, Type AC - (5TJ7416-0) Metalclad Insulation - Extruded PVC Type SCHNUX312JB

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5TJ74160 Siemens 5TJ Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB), 2 Pole, 63A, 100mA, Type AC (5TJ7416 0) Metalclad Insulation Extruded PVC Type SCHNUX312JB Insulation Extruded PVC Type TI 1 or PVC Type C Mirror lighting Residual Current operated circuit breaker 2 pole Click here for FAQ

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