Westgate CL-EHL-18W-30K-E26, Westgate High Lumen LED Corn Lamp With Up Light, 100-277V AC - Brushed Nicke Watts_270W 8" Commercial Downlight CMD-Line - Finish:Bronze

Name: Westgate CL-EHL-18W-30K-E26, Westgate High Lumen LED Corn Lamp With Up Light, 100-277V AC - Brushed Nicke Watts_270W 8" Commercial Downlight CMD-Line - Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 17176837567
Price: 31.23 USD
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Westgate CL EHL 18W 30K E26, Westgate High Lumen LED Corn Lamp With Up Light, 100 277V AC Brushed Nicke Watts_270W 8" Commercial Downlight CMD Line Finish:Bronze 8" Commercial Downlight CMD Line White Siemens Low Voltage Circuit Protection General Duty Safety Switch Beam angle: 360 Ideal for retrofitting existing HID high bay

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