Nora Lighting NLCBC2-45127HZW/ALE4 4" Cobalt Click Round Retrofit Reflector, 750lm / 10W, 2700K, Haze Reflector / White Flange, 120-277V input; Phase or 0-10V dimming Circuits_12 Input Voltage: 120-277VAC Lumens / Finish:Bronze

Name: Nora Lighting NLCBC2-45127HZW/ALE4 4" Cobalt Click Round Retrofit Reflector, 750lm / 10W, 2700K, Haze Reflector / White Flange, 120-277V input; Phase or 0-10V dimming Circuits_12 Input Voltage: 120-277VAC Lumens / Finish:Bronze
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SKU: 4336520525
Price: 118.50 USD
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Nora Lighting NLCBC2 45127HZW ALE4 4" Cobalt Click Round Retrofit Reflector, 750lm 10W, 2700K, Haze Reflector White Flange, 120 277V input; Phase or 0 10V dimming Circuits_12 Input Voltage: 120 277VAC Lumens Finish:Bronze Input Voltage: 120 277VAC Lumens Wattage: 750lm 10W Color Temperature: 3000K Dimming: Phase or 0 10V (requires Nora LED dedicated housing with 4W suffix) Finish: Natural Metal Reflector Natural Metal Flange Included: Medium Base Retrofit Adapter Listing: cULus classified for wet locations Lumen Maintaince of 35 Instruction Sheet (Selectable CCT) 4" Cobalt Click LED retrofit series is cULus classified for use in existing IC or Non IC housings manufactured by Nora and others

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