Schneider Electric Double Pole Switch with LED, AvatarOn C, 45A, 250V, 1 gang, wine gold - E8731L1F_DG 2GX13 efficient lighting to your home SCHNUX312JB

Name: Schneider Electric Double Pole Switch with LED, AvatarOn C, 45A, 250V, 1 gang, wine gold - E8731L1F_DG 2GX13 efficient lighting to your home SCHNUX312JB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 97669372679
Price: 125.40 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0342 (11 reviews)

Schneider Electric Double Pole Switch with LED, AvatarOn C, 45A, 250V, 1 gang, wine gold - E8731L1F_DG 2GX13 efficient lighting to your home SCHNUX312JB

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Schneider Electric Double Pole Switch with LED, AvatarOn C, 45A, 250V, 1 gang, wine gold E8731L1F_DG 2GX13 efficient lighting to your home SCHNUX312JB efficient lighting to your home with the Osram Linear R7S Flood Light Bulb Dark Grey E8731L2F_DG Product or component type : Switch Colour tint : Wine Gold Switch function : 2 pole Number of gangs : 1 gang Unique Full Flat Design

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