Envision LED-ARL3-OPT-5P450-TRI-BZ-UNV-330W-50K, 120/277V, Large Area Light Optic-Line - Bronze Watts_72W Suitable for electric vehicle charging Finish:Bronze

Name: Envision LED-ARL3-OPT-5P450-TRI-BZ-UNV-330W-50K, 120/277V, Large Area Light Optic-Line - Bronze Watts_72W Suitable for electric vehicle charging Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 29937132635
Price: 267.75 USD
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Envision LED ARL3 OPT 5P450 TRI BZ UNV 330W 50K, 120 277V, Large Area Light Optic Line Bronze Watts_72W Suitable for electric vehicle charging Finish:Bronze Suitable for electric vehicle charging stations Perfect for outdoor areas requiring reliable and flexible lighting solutions Voltage: 120 277V Finish: Bronze

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