OUTLETSTRIP WHITE 13-13/16IN 4OUTLETS by Leviton


OEM#: 5304M-1N5OUTLETSTRIP WHITE 13-13/16IN 4OUTLETS by Leviton
Power strips are designed explicitly for use in health care facilities, including patient care areas as defined by nec (2011) article 517. these devices also satisfy electrical safety requirements specified in nfpa 99 (2012): health care facilities code, allowing facility managers to ensure that their facilities are compliant with this safety regulation.
Power strips are designed explicitly for use in health care facilities, including patient care areas as defined by nec (2011) article 517. these devices also satisfy electrical safety requirements specified in nfpa 99 (2012): health care facilities code, allowing facility managers to ensure that their facilities are compliant with this safety regulation.
Power strips are designed explicitly for use in health care facilities, including patient care areas as defined by nec (2011) article 517. these devices also satisfy electrical safety requirements specified in nfpa 99 (2012): health care facilities code, allowing facility managers to ensure that their facilities are compliant with this safety regulation.
Power strips are designed explicitly for use in health care facilities, including patient care areas as defined by nec (2011) article 517. these devices also satisfy electrical safety requirements specified in nfpa 99 (2012): health care facilities code, allowing facility managers to ensure that their facilities are compliant with this safety regulation.
Power strips are designed explicitly for use in health care facilities, including patient care areas as defined by nec (2011) article 517. these devices also satisfy electrical safety requirements specified in nfpa 99 (2012): health care facilities code, allowing facility managers to ensure that their facilities are compliant with this safety regulation.
Power strips are designed explicitly for use in health care facilities, including patient care areas as defined by nec (2011) article 517. these devices also satisfy electrical safety requirements specified in nfpa 99 (2012): health care facilities code, allowing facility managers to ensure that their facilities are compliant with this safety regulation.
