Elco Lighting EL49FICA-GU10 4" Fire Rated New Construction Housing, Lamp Type GU10, 35W, 120V - Red Finish Category_Exit Signs Photocell is included standard and Finish:Bronze

Name: Elco Lighting EL49FICA-GU10 4" Fire Rated New Construction Housing, Lamp Type GU10, 35W, 120V - Red Finish Category_Exit Signs Photocell is included standard and Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 20574748682
Price: 93.49 USD
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Elco Lighting EL49FICA GU10 4" Fire Rated New Construction Housing, Lamp Type GU10, 35W, 120V Red Finish Category_Exit Signs Photocell is included standard and Finish:Bronze Photocell is included standard and can easily be removed 14 50R rated 125 250V (50A) Ideal for high powered equipment and appliances Four Pry out knockout slots for easy romex installation Integrated non combustible insulation enhances acoustical protection

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