Westgate RGBW & 3CCT Under Cabinet Light, 8W, 3000K, Led Commercial Lighting - Bronze Size_26in these circuit breakers uphold the Finish:Bronze

Name: Westgate RGBW & 3CCT Under Cabinet Light, 8W, 3000K, Led Commercial Lighting - Bronze Size_26in these circuit breakers uphold the Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 57168904160
Price: 81.63 USD
Availability: InStock
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Westgate RGBW & 3CCT Under Cabinet Light, 8W, 3000K, Led Commercial Lighting Bronze Size_26in these circuit breakers uphold the Finish:Bronze these circuit breakers uphold the rigorous UL 489 certification standards Bi pin base G4 12V LED Bulbs can be added to bring a 3000K warm white light glow and creates a comfortable and pleasing atmosphere Installation Instructions LED Wattage: 0

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