Westgate No-Sensor X-Gen Advance Security Lights, 16W, 5000K, Led Outdoor Light - White Cast Device Boxes and Covers 660

Westgate No-Sensor X-Gen Advance Security Lights, 16W, 5000K, Led Outdoor Light - White Cast Device Boxes and Covers 660" LTNMC150-50 1½" 50 feet NF R725 New Construction

Name: Westgate No-Sensor X-Gen Advance Security Lights, 16W, 5000K, Led Outdoor Light - White Cast Device Boxes and Covers 660" LTNMC150-50 1½" 50 feet NF R725 New Construction
Brand: media-visuel.fr
SKU: 86465765049
Price: 49.08 USD
Availability: InStock
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Westgate No Sensor X Gen Advance Security Lights, 16W, 5000K, Led Outdoor Light White Cast Device Boxes and Covers 660" LTNMC150 50 1½" 50 feet NF R725 New Construction 660" LTNMC150 50 1½" 50 feet 1 Old Work Bar Hanger: Adjustable for joist spacing from 16" to 24" Color temperature: 5000K Commercial Properties: Improve visibility

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