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MK Masterseal Plus K56480GRY 1 Gang Unswitched Single Socket 13A IP66 Rated Grey

MK Masterseal Plus K56480GRY 1 Gang Unswitched Single Socket 13A IP66 Rated Grey

This is the MK Masterseal Plus single Unswitched Socket - 1 Gang 13A rated unswitched socket, IP66 r..

Model: K56480GR

£21.52 Ex. VAT

MK K4874WHI 4 Gang 2 Way 10A 1 Pole Rocker Switch Moulded White, MK Logic Plus Flush Light Switch

MK K4874WHI 4 Gang 2 Way 10A 1 Pole Rocker Switch Moulded White, MK Logic Plus Flush Light Switch

This is the MK K4874 WHI 4 Gang 2 Way 1 Pole 10A Switch in a Moulded White finish, part of the MK Lo..

Model: K4874WHI

as low as £17.76 Ex. VAT

MK Masterseal Plus K56486GRY 1 Gang Switched Socket 13A IP66 Rated Grey

MK Masterseal Plus K56486GRY 1 Gang Switched Socket 13A IP66 Rated Grey

This is the MK Masterseal Plus single Gang 13 Amp Switched Socket Grey - IP66 rated grey outdoor soc..

Model: K56486GR

£26.14 Ex. VAT

MK Masterseal Plus K56481GRY 2 Gang Unswitched Twin Socket 13A IP66 Rated Grey

MK Masterseal Plus K56481GRY 2 Gang Unswitched Twin Socket 13A IP66 Rated Grey

This is an unswitched twin MK Masterseal Plus Socket - Unswitched 13A 2 Gang, IP66 rated, Grey finis..

Model: K56481GR

£37.18 Ex. VAT

MK Masterseal Plus K56482GRY 2 Gang Switched Twin Socket 13A IP66 Rated Grey

MK Masterseal Plus K56482GRY 2 Gang Switched Twin Socket 13A IP66 Rated Grey

This device is the MK Masterseal Plus double Socket - a Switched 13A 2 Gang IP66 rated socket, Grey ..

Model: K56482GR

£41.77 Ex. VAT

MK K4879WHI 6 Gang 2 Way 1 Pole 10A Rocker Switch Moulded White, Six Gang Wall Plateswitch MK Logic

MK K4879WHI 6 Gang 2 Way 1 Pole 10A Rocker Switch Moulded White, Six Gang Wall Plateswitch MK Logic

This is the MK K4879 WHI 6 Gang 2 Way 1 Pole 10A Switch in a Moulded White finish, part of the MK Lo..

Model: K4879WHI

as low as £37.86 Ex. VAT

MK Masterseal Plus K56487GRY 1 Gang Key 13A Operated Socket IP66 Rated Grey

MK Masterseal Plus K56487GRY 1 Gang Key 13A Operated Socket IP66 Rated Grey

This is the MK Masterseal Plus Key Operated Socket - single Gang 13A, Key Operated, IP66 rated, Grey..

Model: K56487GR

£48.78 Ex. VAT

MK K4875WHI 1 Gang 10A Intermediate Single Rocker Switch in Moulded White Plastic, MK Logic Plus

MK K4875WHI 1 Gang 10A Intermediate Single Rocker Switch in Moulded White Plastic, MK Logic Plus

This is the MK K4875 WHI 1 Gang Intermediate 10A Single Switch Moulded White, single pole, part of t..

Model: K4875WHI

as low as £9.47 Ex. VAT

MK Masterseal Plus K56485GRY 1 Gang 13A Timer Socket IP66 Rated Grey Finish

MK Masterseal Plus K56485GRY 1 Gang 13A Timer Socket IP66 Rated Grey Finish

This is the MK Masterseal Plus Timer single Socket - 1 Gang 13A IP66 Grey Socket with timer MK K5648..

Model: K56485GR

£59.13 Ex. VAT

MK K4878PWHI 1 Gang Single Pole 2 Way 10A Push Switch marked "press" White Plastic MK Logic Plus Flush Press Switch

MK K4878PWHI 1 Gang Single Pole 2 Way 10A Push Switch marked "press" White Plastic MK Logic Plus Flush Press Switch

This is the MK K4878PWHI 1 gang single pole 2 Way 10A Push Switch marked "press" in a white moulded ..

Model: K4878PWHI

as low as £5.24 Ex. VAT

MK Masterseal K56423GRY 1 Gang Data / Telephone Euro Module Enclosure IP66 Grey

MK Masterseal K56423GRY 1 Gang Data / Telephone Euro Module Enclosure IP66 Grey

This is the MK Masterseal Data/Telephone/Euro Module Enclosure - 1 Gang Data / Euro Module / Phone e..

Model: K56423GR

£20.48 Ex. VAT

MK K4841WHI 1 Gang 2 Way Single Pole 10A Architrave Switch White Plastic, MK Logic Plus Flush Switch 32x86mm

MK K4841WHI 1 Gang 2 Way Single Pole 10A Architrave Switch White Plastic, MK Logic Plus Flush Switch 32x86mm

This is the MK K4841WHI 1 gang 2 way single pole 10A architrave switch in white plastic (white mould..

Model: K4841WHI

as low as £4.86 Ex. VAT

MK Masterseal K56401GRY 1 Gang Single Switch 10A 2 Way Grey Weatherproof IP66

MK Masterseal K56401GRY 1 Gang Single Switch 10A 2 Way Grey Weatherproof IP66

This is the MK Masterseal 1 gang Switch - 10A rated, 2Way switch, single IP66 rated Grey switch. ..

Model: K56401GR

£14.65 Ex. VAT

MK K3369ALM Metalclad 2 Gang Blank Plate in Metal Grey without Back Box, Twin Metal Blanking Plate

MK K3369ALM Metalclad 2 Gang Blank Plate in Metal Grey without Back Box, Twin Metal Blanking Plate

This is the MK K3369ALM Metalclad 2 Gang Blank Plate in Metal Grey without Back Box, Twin Metal Blan..

Model: K3369ALM

as low as £4.97 Ex. VAT

MK K4842WHI 2 Gang 2 Way Single Pole 10A Architrave Switch Vertical Plate White Plastic MK Logic Plus Flush Architrave Switch

MK K4842WHI 2 Gang 2 Way Single Pole 10A Architrave Switch Vertical Plate White Plastic MK Logic Plus Flush Architrave Switch

This is the MK K4841WHI 2 gang 2 way single pole 10A architrave switch in white plastic (white mould..

Model: K4842WHI

as low as £9.36 Ex. VAT

MK K4848PWHI 1 Gang Single Pole 10A Architrave Switch marked "press" Push Switch to Make or Break, MK Logic Plus White

MK K4848PWHI 1 Gang Single Pole 10A Architrave Switch marked "press" Push Switch to Make or Break, MK Logic Plus White

This is the MK K4848PWHI 1 gang single pole press switch marked 'press' - push to make or break. The..

Model: K4848PWHI

as low as £7.44 Ex. VAT

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