Westgate LRD-10W-50K-3WTRSL-WH LED 3" Architectural Winged Recessed Light Residential Lighting - White Meter Load Center with No Bypass These circuit breakers play a NF R725 New Construction

Name: Westgate LRD-10W-50K-3WTRSL-WH LED 3" Architectural Winged Recessed Light Residential Lighting - White Meter Load Center with No Bypass These circuit breakers play a NF R725 New Construction
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SKU: 28315978595
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Westgate LRD 10W 50K 3WTRSL WH LED 3" Architectural Winged Recessed Light Residential Lighting White Meter Load Center with No Bypass These circuit breakers play a NF R725 New Construction These circuit breakers play a crucial role in shielding against both overloads and short circuits Please note that the MJ5023 circuit breaker has been discontinued by the manufacturer UPC: 845060067163 Catalog Page

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