Elco Lighting E410L1630W2 4" Reflector LED Light Engine Trims, CCT 3000K, 1600lm, Beam Angle 60 Degree - White Finish SKU_NIO-4RNB30XMPW/10 Orbit Industriesš¬¢ flex connectors have NF R725 New Construction

Name: Elco Lighting E410L1630W2 4" Reflector LED Light Engine Trims, CCT 3000K, 1600lm, Beam Angle 60 Degree - White Finish SKU_NIO-4RNB30XMPW/10 Orbit Industriesš¬¢ flex connectors have NF R725 New Construction
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SKU: 75587200022
Price: 107.64 USD
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Elco Lighting E410L1630W2 4" Reflector LED Light Engine Trims, CCT 3000K, 1600lm, Beam Angle 60 Degree White Finish SKU_NIO 4RNB30XMPW 10 Orbit Industriesš¬¢ flex connectors have NF R725 New Construction Orbit Industriesš¬¢ flex connectors have rugged metallic construction and they are durable Efficacy: 146 150LPW Specifications: Color Temp

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