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Manual Call Point MS Housing AD101 AC

Manual Call Point MS Housing AD101 AC

KTI07001001AGMS

Agni Manual Call Point
Model-AD 101 AC
MS Housing With Chain and Hammer (220VAC)
Voltage :220V AC

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Manual Call Point MS Housing AD101 AC

KTI07001001AGMS

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₹ 985.50 excl. GST

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HSN Code
Weight
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Agni
NOS
85311020
0.54 kg
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