Schneider Electric Ultimate - Switched Socket 2 USB charger - 2 gang - 13A - polished brass - black - GGBGU3424DBAB USB Charger and Mini Types SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Ultimate - Switched Socket 2 USB charger - 2 gang - 13A - polished brass - black - GGBGU3424DBAB USB Charger and Mini Types SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 74811988756
Price: 125.72 USD
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Schneider Electric Ultimate - Switched Socket 2 USB charger - 2 gang - 13A - polished brass - black - GGBGU3424DBAB USB Charger and Mini Types SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric Ultimate Switched Socket 2 USB charger 2 gang 13A polished brass black GGBGU3424DBAB USB Charger and Mini Types SCHNUX312JB and Mini Types Controllable via Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa Product Range: The switched socket with USB charger is part of the "Ultimate" range Rated Current: The product is rated for a current of 13 A at 220 240 V AC

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