Westgate Premium Curved Indirect Troffer, 40W, 3000K, Led Commercial Lighting - White Solid Brass Light Electrical Connection: Box lugs NF R725 New Construction

Westgate Premium Curved Indirect Troffer, 40W, 3000K, Led Commercial Lighting - White Solid Brass Light Electrical Connection: Box lugs NF R725 New Construction

Name: Westgate Premium Curved Indirect Troffer, 40W, 3000K, Led Commercial Lighting - White Solid Brass Light Electrical Connection: Box lugs NF R725 New Construction
Brand: media-visuel.fr
SKU: 8700440445
Price: 102.24 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4329 (21 reviews)

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Westgate Premium Curved Indirect Troffer, 40W, 3000K, Led Commercial Lighting White Solid Brass Light Electrical Connection: Box lugs NF R725 New Construction Electrical Connection: Box lugs Pattern C D E F G Packaging Info: Std Pkg 4 Certifications: UL File Number: E331152 Download PDF File Wattage: 40W parking garages

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