Westgate 60W, 3500K, SCX-2X4-60W-MCT4-D-DIP-LUV, Architectural Drop in T-Bar Lights - 4-CCT - White Lumens_3050lm this tape light is designed Finish:Bronze

Name: Westgate 60W, 3500K, SCX-2X4-60W-MCT4-D-DIP-LUV, Architectural Drop in T-Bar Lights - 4-CCT - White Lumens_3050lm this tape light is designed Finish:Bronze
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SKU: 16791048275
Price: 238.74 USD
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Westgate 60W, 3500K, SCX 2X4 60W MCT4 D DIP LUV, Architectural Drop in T Bar Lights 4 CCT White Lumens_3050lm this tape light is designed Finish:Bronze this tape light is designed for indoor use in spaces such as kitchens leak free connections Low Profile Modern Design Can be used in any indoor applications

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