Nora Lighting NPRLV-4RG27XBB 4" Pearl Low Voltage LED Round Adjustable Gimbal Retrofit, 1050lm / 11W, 2700K, Black Finish Lumens_5400lm Fits on a Standard 3" Finish:Bronze

Name: Nora Lighting NPRLV-4RG27XBB 4" Pearl Low Voltage LED Round Adjustable Gimbal Retrofit, 1050lm / 11W, 2700K, Black Finish Lumens_5400lm Fits on a Standard 3" Finish:Bronze
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SKU: 54120454505
Price: 99.13 USD
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Nora Lighting NPRLV 4RG27XBB 4" Pearl Low Voltage LED Round Adjustable Gimbal Retrofit, 1050lm 11W, 2700K, Black Finish Lumens_5400lm Fits on a Standard 3" Finish:Bronze Fits on a Standard 3" or 4" Junction Boxes SKU: NIOB 2SNDC30QMPW Adjustability: 25° Input Voltage: 12VAC Socket: GU5 SKU: NPRLV 4RG27XBB

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