Schneider Electric Unica X 13A 250V 1 Gang Switched Socket - Painted White NUX15_PW WPS range socket it is perfect for controlling Short and compact pin

Name: Schneider Electric Unica X 13A 250V 1 Gang Switched Socket - Painted White NUX15_PW WPS range socket it is perfect for controlling Short and compact pin
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SKU: 96641591092
Price: 105.23 USD
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Schneider Electric Unica X 13A 250V 1 Gang Switched Socket Painted White NUX15_PW WPS range socket it is perfect for controlling Short and compact pin it is perfect for controlling high power electrical systems such as kitchen appliances or heating circuits Energy consumption 8 Its ultra slim metal plate offers a seamless and stylish integration into modern spaces This complete flush mounted 1 gang unit is built to British Standards (BS 1363) and features a 2P+E outlet for safe power delivery

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