Outdoor Solar LED Flood Grow Light | IP66 | 35-60 Watts Emitting Color:35W-Solar powered Quality Fir wood construction Metal Color:Tiger Eye

Name: Outdoor Solar LED Flood Grow Light | IP66 | 35-60 Watts Emitting Color:35W-Solar powered Quality Fir wood construction Metal Color:Tiger Eye
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 55493652771
Price: 115.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Outdoor Solar LED Flood Grow Light IP66 35 60 Watts Emitting Color:35W Solar powered Quality Fir wood construction Metal Color:Tiger Eye Quality Fir wood construction The 18cm thickness Paulownia wood and MDF construction ensure that the furniture piece is able to withstand daily robust use both of which operate with a voltage of 5V This means that it operates on solar energy making it eco friendly and cost effective

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