Westgate ULR-IN-HWDR-350W LED Indoor Electronic Ribbon Light Hardwire Drivers, 350W 6W Power Rating 75″ and the pole is NF R725 New Construction

Westgate ULR-IN-HWDR-350W LED Indoor Electronic Ribbon Light Hardwire Drivers, 350W 6W Power Rating 75″ and the pole is NF R725 New Construction

Name: Westgate ULR-IN-HWDR-350W LED Indoor Electronic Ribbon Light Hardwire Drivers, 350W 6W Power Rating 75″ and the pole is NF R725 New Construction
Brand: media-visuel.fr
SKU: 29904402797
Price: 147.78 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0612 (25 reviews)

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Westgate ULR IN HWDR 350W LED Indoor Electronic Ribbon Light Hardwire Drivers, 350W 6W Power Rating 75″ and the pole is NF R725 New Construction 75″ and the pole is 18″ in height and also includes a matching color ground aluminum spike for staking into the ground Envision LED UDL2 4FT 3P50 5CCT WH 50W 50K Output DC Voltage: 24V Withstand Voltage: I P O P:3KVAC I P FG:2KVAC O P FG:0

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