Nora Lighting NLCBC2-456TWNN/10 4" Cobalt Click Retrofit, Square/Square Reflector, 1000lm, Selectable CCT - Natural Metal 160W Linear Suspended Fixture SKU: NLCBC2-45140BZBZ/10 NF R725 New Construction

Name: Nora Lighting NLCBC2-456TWNN/10 4" Cobalt Click Retrofit, Square/Square Reflector, 1000lm, Selectable CCT - Natural Metal 160W Linear Suspended Fixture SKU: NLCBC2-45140BZBZ/10 NF R725 New Construction
Brand: media-visuel.fr
SKU: 50053825173
Price: 86.85 USD
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Nora Lighting NLCBC2 456TWNN 10 4" Cobalt Click Retrofit, Square Square Reflector, 1000lm, Selectable CCT Natural Metal 160W Linear Suspended Fixture SKU: NLCBC2 45140BZBZ 10 NF R725 New Construction SKU: NLCBC2 45140BZBZ 10 UPC: 732180706235 Housing Compatibility: IC and Non IC housings The Nora Lighting NLCBC2 456TWNN 10 is a 4 inch Cobalt Click LED retrofit square reflector with a square aperture

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