Westgate GPX-10W-SOLAR-SF Single Arm Adjustable Solar Area/Flood Light, 10W, 30K/40K/50K - Dark Bronze Lumens_310lm ECM Motor- Best Performing Finish:Bronze

Name: Westgate GPX-10W-SOLAR-SF Single Arm Adjustable Solar Area/Flood Light, 10W, 30K/40K/50K - Dark Bronze Lumens_310lm ECM Motor- Best Performing Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 53373400730
Price: 196.74 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8208 (16 reviews)

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Westgate GPX 10W SOLAR SF Single Arm Adjustable Solar Area Flood Light, 10W, 30K 40K 50K Dark Bronze Lumens_310lm ECM Motor Best Performing Finish:Bronze ECM Motor Best Performing Introducing the Siemens GFCI Circuit Breaker an advanced solution engineered to fortify the safety of your electrical system Ideal For Garden Battery Charge Time To Full Level: 6 to 12 Hours Depending On The Sunlight Quality

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