Envision 4" LED J-Box Round TILT Panel Downlight 5CCT- White, Black, Brushed Nickel Color:Brushed Nickel Use with 1 or 2 Finish:Bronze

Name: Envision 4" LED J-Box Round TILT Panel Downlight 5CCT- White, Black, Brushed Nickel Color:Brushed Nickel Use with 1 or 2 Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 27787737226
Price: 25.20 USD
Availability: InStock
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Envision 4" LED J Box Round TILT Panel Downlight 5CCT White, Black, Brushed Nickel Color:Brushed Nickel Use with 1 or 2 Finish:Bronze Use with 1 or 2 circuit track and accessories automatically turning the fan on when needed 1 TRI: 3000K 4000K 5000K DIMMABLE Dimmable IP RATING IP 65 OUTPUT LUMEN 650 Lumens BEAM 180 Degrees VOLTAGE 120V WARRANTY 5 Years Limited Warranty WATTAGE 9 Watt EMERGENCY Optional SENSOR N A PHOTOCELL N A LIFE HOURS 50 000 BASE Hardwire

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