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Cole Hersee - Switches Heavy Duty, Part No. 55023 - Standard handle screw & blade. Fuse Kit 5 watts under no load Options:TUNNEL D140 L1000 COMPL

Name: Cole Hersee - Switches Heavy Duty, Part No. 55023 - Standard handle screw & blade. Fuse Kit 5 watts under no load Options:TUNNEL D140 L1000 COMPL
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SKU: 68142840041
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Cole Hersee Switches Heavy Duty, Part No. 55023 Standard handle screw & blade. Fuse Kit 5 watts under no load Options:TUNNEL D140 L1000 COMPL 5 watts under no load injection molded polymer housing Most fit panels up to 1 4” thick located in down position

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