Elco Lighting E410R0830MW 4" LED Module & Driver with Reflector Trim, 11.4W, 850lm, 3000K, 60° - Matte White Finish Watts_700W a 6-inch fire-safe new construction Finish:Bronze

Name: Elco Lighting E410R0830MW 4" LED Module & Driver with Reflector Trim, 11.4W, 850lm, 3000K, 60° - Matte White Finish Watts_700W a 6-inch fire-safe new construction Finish:Bronze
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SKU: 57105544926
Price: 112.31 USD
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Elco Lighting E410R0830MW 4" LED Module & Driver with Reflector Trim, 11.4W, 850lm, 3000K, 60° Matte White Finish Watts_700W a 6 inch fire safe new construction Finish:Bronze a 6 inch fire safe new construction housing designed to elevate your lighting experience Envision LED UC 42I 18W 5CCT USB WH UNV 18W 30K SKU: E410R0830MW Download PDF File

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