Nora Lighting NIO-4SNDC50XCHMPW/10 4" Iolite LED Square Reflector With Round Aperture, 1000lm / 14W, 5000K - Champagne Haze Reflector / Matte Powder White Flange 75W making them a reliable choice NF R725 New Construction

Name: Nora Lighting NIO-4SNDC50XCHMPW/10 4" Iolite LED Square Reflector With Round Aperture, 1000lm / 14W, 5000K - Champagne Haze Reflector / Matte Powder White Flange 75W making them a reliable choice NF R725 New Construction
Brand: media-visuel.fr
SKU: 3713797441
Price: 91.95 USD
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Nora Lighting NIO 4SNDC50XCHMPW 10 4" Iolite LED Square Reflector With Round Aperture, 1000lm 14W, 5000K Champagne Haze Reflector Matte Powder White Flange 75W making them a reliable choice NF R725 New Construction making them a reliable choice for both new constructions and renovation projects UPC: 845060076486 Lumens Wattage: Air Tight IC

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