Westgate STL4-15-50W-50K LED Street/Roadway Light with NEMA Twist-Lock Photocell Socket - Light Grey landscape lighting 000 hours L70 Life based NF R725 New Construction

Westgate STL4-15-50W-50K LED Street/Roadway Light with NEMA Twist-Lock Photocell Socket - Light Grey landscape lighting 000 hours L70 Life based NF R725 New Construction

Name: Westgate STL4-15-50W-50K LED Street/Roadway Light with NEMA Twist-Lock Photocell Socket - Light Grey landscape lighting 000 hours L70 Life based NF R725 New Construction
Brand: media-visuel.fr
SKU: 9743852438
Price: 108.02 USD
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SKU 9743852438 ★ 4.0

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Westgate STL4 15 50W 50K LED Street Roadway Light with NEMA Twist Lock Photocell Socket Light Grey landscape lighting 000 hours L70 Life based NF R725 New Construction 000 hours L70 Life based on LM80 standardized test results Polycarbonate front housing and prismatic lens provide vandal resistance Power Factor: 0 loading docks

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