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LC1D32U7 | TeSys D contactor – 3P(3 NO) – AC-3 – <= 440 V 32 A - 240 V AC 50/60 Hz coil - Schneider Electric
LC1D25B7 | TeSys D contactor – 3P(3 NO) – AC-3 – <= 440 V 25 A - 24 V AC coil - Schneider Electric
LX9FG110 | TeSys F – specific contactor coil – 110…115 V AC 40…400 Hz low consumption – Schneider Electric
LC1D50ABBE | TeSys D contactor 3P 50A AC-3 up to 440V coil 24V DC EverLink – Schneider Electric
LC1D95M7 | TeSys D contactor – 3P(3 NO) – AC-3 – <= 440 V 95 A - 220 V AC 50/60 Hz coil - Schneider Electric
MCCB
C10F6TM100 | Circuit breaker, ComPacT NSX100F, 36kA/415VAC, 4 poles 3D (neutral not protected), TMD trip unit 100A – Schneider Electric
315A 3P 50KA TM Optium 1.0 Fixed F4 MCCB – Indoasian
C16F3TM125 | Circuit breaker, ComPacT NSX160F, 36kA/415VAC, 3 poles, TMD trip unit 125A – Schneider Electric
LV510300 | circuit breaker EasyPact CVS100B, 25 kA at 415 VAC, 16 A rating thermal magnetic TM-D trip unit, 3P 3d – Schneider Electric
Meter
EMS-12 | Volt Meter, Size 96×96, 3Phase 4Wire, Class 1 EAPL
10A SPN B Optipro AC MCB – Indoasian
1 way switch 16A (Grey) – Indoasian
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XB5AW84M5N | ill double-head push button, Harmony XB5N XB7N, plastic, 22mm, 1 green flush + 1 red projecting, marked, 230V AC, 1NO 1NC – Schneider Electric
A9HMES04 | Acti 9 – metal enclosures – single door – 4 modules – Schneider Electric
XB5AJ53N | Selector switch, Harmony XB5N XB7N, plastic, black, 22mm, long handle, 3 position, spring return to middle, 2 NO – Schneider Electric
Wipro 18W NR LED Lamp – Cool White (6500K), 1800 Lumens | Energy-Efficient & High-Performance Lighting | Model DG11865

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LC1K09008E7 | TeSys K contactor – 4P (2 NO + 2 NC) – AC-1 <= 440 V 20 A - 48 V AC coil - Schneider Electric
LC1D25B7 | TeSys D contactor – 3P(3 NO) – AC-3 – <= 440 V 25 A - 24 V AC coil - Schneider Electric
X1086WH | Opale bell press switch 1-way 6 A white – Schneider Electric
EZC250N3200 | circuit breaker Easypact EZC250N – TMD – 200 A – 3 poles 3d – Schneider Electric
LADT2 | TeSys D – time delay auxiliary contact block – 1 NO + 1 NC screw clamp terminals – Schneider Electric
Lighting
APEX 6A, 4 + 1 Power Strip With Master Switch, Indicator, Over Load Protection, 4 International Socket [4Mtr]
630A 3P 36KA TM Optium 2.0 Adj F4 MCCB – Indoasian
40A 30MA FP Caretron RCCB – Indoasian

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13175 | Kaedra – for power outlet – 1 openings – 1 x 4 modules – Schneider Electric
13176 | Kaedra – for power outlet – 2 openings – 1 x 4 modules – Schneider Electric
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