Westgate X-Gen Advance Security Lights with PIR Sensor, 25W, 5000K, Led Outdoor Light - Bronze Finish_Nickel 2100lm / 20W (NHIOICD-4PS15 Finish:Bronze

Name: Westgate X-Gen Advance Security Lights with PIR Sensor, 25W, 5000K, Led Outdoor Light - Bronze Finish_Nickel 2100lm / 20W (NHIOICD-4PS15 Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 17433067271
Price: 61.68 USD
Availability: InStock
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Westgate X Gen Advance Security Lights with PIR Sensor, 25W, 5000K, Led Outdoor Light Bronze Finish_Nickel 2100lm 20W (NHIOICD 4PS15 Finish:Bronze 2100lm 20W (NHIOICD 4PS15 offering the flexibility to accommodate different fuse configurations and ensuring protection for outdoor installations Color Rendering index: 80 Power Factor: 0

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