ELCO Lighting EL51227W 15W 5 Inch Sloped Ceiling LED Reflector Inserts 2700K, 1050lm - White Finish Watts_120w 500W (adjustable via DIP switch) NF R725 New Construction

ELCO Lighting EL51227W 15W 5 Inch Sloped Ceiling LED Reflector Inserts 2700K, 1050lm - White Finish Watts_120w 500W (adjustable via DIP switch) NF R725 New Construction

Name: ELCO Lighting EL51227W 15W 5 Inch Sloped Ceiling LED Reflector Inserts 2700K, 1050lm - White Finish Watts_120w 500W (adjustable via DIP switch) NF R725 New Construction
Brand: media-visuel.fr
SKU: 47779235932
Price: 78.06 USD
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ELCO Lighting EL51227W 15W 5 Inch Sloped Ceiling LED Reflector Inserts 2700K, 1050lm White Finish Watts_120w 500W (adjustable via DIP switch) NF R725 New Construction 500W (adjustable via DIP switch) Model Number: Q215AFC 5" Sloped Ceiling LED Inserts feature an integral gimbal for ±25° tilt adjustability High efficiency

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