Schneider Electric 13A 1 Gang Switched Socket with 2.1A USB, White - KB15USB_WE_G12 WELDING HELMETS Featuring a sleek screwless design SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric 13A 1 Gang Switched Socket with 2.1A USB, White - KB15USB_WE_G12 WELDING HELMETS Featuring a sleek screwless design SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 96807447073
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Schneider Electric 13A 1 Gang Switched Socket with 2.1A USB, White - KB15USB_WE_G12 WELDING HELMETS Featuring a sleek screwless design SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric 13A 1 Gang Switched Socket with 2.1A USB, White KB15USB_WE_G12 WELDING HELMETS Featuring a sleek screwless design SCHNUX312JB Featuring a sleek screwless design o pH value –Minimum 4 Product Range: "Vivace" This product is part of the "Vivace" range Load Type: The product is specified as suitable for "No inductive load

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