Elco Lighting EDGREC2RG Recessed LED Edge Lit Exit Sign, Double Face - Red/Green Finish Volts_100-130V STB01 is a retaining wall Finish:Bronze

Name: Elco Lighting EDGREC2RG Recessed LED Edge Lit Exit Sign, Double Face - Red/Green Finish Volts_100-130V STB01 is a retaining wall Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 70959488277
Price: 125.93 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7191 (7 reviews)

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Elco Lighting EDGREC2RG Recessed LED Edge Lit Exit Sign, Double Face Red Green Finish Volts_100 130V STB01 is a retaining wall Finish:Bronze STB01 is a retaining wall light with an adjustable mounting plate bracket that provides you with effortless security while illuminating your outdoor landscape lighting space UPC: 845060095128 120V 277V with battery backup and hanger bars customization

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