Westgate ULR-IN-16F-SO-50K, Westgate 24V Indoor Standard Output LED Ribbon Light - 16.4 Foot Roll, 1.5W Per Foot - White Brand_Seagull-Lighting courtyard lighting Finish:Bronze

Name: Westgate ULR-IN-16F-SO-50K, Westgate 24V Indoor Standard Output LED Ribbon Light - 16.4 Foot Roll, 1.5W Per Foot - White Brand_Seagull-Lighting courtyard lighting Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 54548058453
Price: 41.73 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0972 (18 reviews)

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Westgate ULR IN 16F SO 50K, Westgate 24V Indoor Standard Output LED Ribbon Light 16.4 Foot Roll, 1.5W Per Foot White Brand_Seagull Lighting courtyard lighting Finish:Bronze courtyard lighting Envision LED UDL2 2FT 3P25 5CCT BL 20W 40K Cutting increment: Every 4 inches 73 LM per LED

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