Nora Lighting NIOB-2RNB40QBB 2" Iolite LED Round Bullnose, 10-Degree Optic, 850lm / 12W, 4000K, Black Finish Watts_596W SKU: NIOB-1RSLCDXMPW Finish:Bronze

Name: Nora Lighting NIOB-2RNB40QBB 2" Iolite LED Round Bullnose, 10-Degree Optic, 850lm / 12W, 4000K, Black Finish Watts_596W SKU: NIOB-1RSLCDXMPW Finish:Bronze
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Nora Lighting NIOB 2RNB40QBB 2" Iolite LED Round Bullnose, 10 Degree Optic, 850lm 12W, 4000K, Black Finish Watts_596W SKU: NIOB 1RSLCDXMPW Finish:Bronze SKU: NIOB 1RSLCDXMPW and parking areas Bullnose with a filleted aperture which allows for minimal aperture brightness while still producing the nadir footcandles Specification Sheet (10° Optic)

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