Nora Lighting NLCBC2-65340WW/10LE4 6" Cobalt Click Square Retrofit Reflector with Round Aperture, 1000lm / 12W, 4000K, White Reflector / White Flange, 120-277V input; Phase or 0-10V dimming Lumens_4612lm Lens: Prismatic Borosilicate Glass Lens Finish:Bronze

Name: Nora Lighting NLCBC2-65340WW/10LE4 6" Cobalt Click Square Retrofit Reflector with Round Aperture, 1000lm / 12W, 4000K, White Reflector / White Flange, 120-277V input; Phase or 0-10V dimming Lumens_4612lm Lens: Prismatic Borosilicate Glass Lens Finish:Bronze
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SKU: 66072313781
Price: 123.13 USD
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Nora Lighting NLCBC2 65340WW 10LE4 6" Cobalt Click Square Retrofit Reflector with Round Aperture, 1000lm 12W, 4000K, White Reflector White Flange, 120 277V input; Phase or 0 10V dimming Lumens_4612lm Lens: Prismatic Borosilicate Glass Lens Finish:Bronze Lens: Prismatic Borosilicate Glass Lens Weather Resistant: IP rated for Wet Locations Instruction Sheet (Dedicated CCT & Comfort Dim) 6" Cobalt Click LED retrofit series is cULus classified for use in existing IC or Non IC housings manufactured by Nora and others

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