3VJ11065DA320AA0 - Siemens 3VJ1 Molded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB), 63A, 3-Pole, 36kA, Fixed Thermal Magnetic Protection - (3VJ1106-5DA32-0AA0) Switch with Neon Lamp The flush-mounted installation and sturdy Ideal for flush mounting
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3VJ11065DA320AA0 Siemens 3VJ1 Molded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB), 63A, 3 Pole, 36kA, Fixed Thermal Magnetic Protection (3VJ1106 5DA32 0AA0) Switch with Neon Lamp The flush mounted installation and sturdy Ideal for flush mounting The flush mounted installation and sturdy brass construction make it a durable and aesthetically pleasing choice for modern interiors 360° surface monitoring Click here for Certificate Click here for Technical Data
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