Nora Lighting NTH-160W Track Mounted Line Voltage Pendant Cord, 8'-6" length, Candelabra Base, 60W Max, Silver Lumens_975lm and savings over 80% in Finish:Bronze

Name: Nora Lighting NTH-160W Track Mounted Line Voltage Pendant Cord, 8'-6" length, Candelabra Base, 60W Max, Silver Lumens_975lm and savings over 80% in Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 56147263570
Price: 47.72 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7785 (25 reviews)

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Nora Lighting NTH 160W Track Mounted Line Voltage Pendant Cord, 8' 6" length, Candelabra Base, 60W Max, Silver Lumens_975lm and savings over 80% in Finish:Bronze and savings over 80% in running costs when compared to 18W incandescent step lights SKU: NIR 4SC30XBB 10 8² 6³ pendant cord is field adjustable to any length Specification

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