Westgate XTU-RG-2C-120V 2-in-1 LED Color-Selectable Universal Exit Sign, 1W, 1001K - Red/Green Type_Directional Light Integrates seamlessly with multiple dimming Finish:Bronze

Name: Westgate XTU-RG-2C-120V 2-in-1 LED Color-Selectable Universal Exit Sign, 1W, 1001K - Red/Green Type_Directional Light Integrates seamlessly with multiple dimming Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 64717397376
Price: 117.33 USD
Availability: InStock
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Westgate XTU RG 2C 120V 2 in 1 LED Color Selectable Universal Exit Sign, 1W, 1001K Red Green Type_Directional Light Integrates seamlessly with multiple dimming Finish:Bronze Integrates seamlessly with multiple dimming systems for versatile lighting solutions thermoplastic in white or black finish and many more providing enhanced reliability and operational flexibility

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