Nora Lighting NFBIC-5LMRATA/4W 5" LED Dedicated 2-Hour Fire Rated IC/Non-IC, AT New Construction Housing, 120-277V, Wired For Univ. Dimming Type_ Ground Screw Designed to efficiently handle both Finish:Bronze

Name: Nora Lighting NFBIC-5LMRATA/4W 5" LED Dedicated 2-Hour Fire Rated IC/Non-IC, AT New Construction Housing, 120-277V, Wired For Univ. Dimming Type_ Ground Screw Designed to efficiently handle both Finish:Bronze
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Nora Lighting NFBIC 5LMRATA 4W 5" LED Dedicated 2 Hour Fire Rated IC Non IC, AT New Construction Housing, 120 277V, Wired For Univ. Dimming Type_ Ground Screw Designed to efficiently handle both Finish:Bronze Designed to efficiently handle both 120V and 240V circuits Finish Color: White Gold Suitable for commercial SKU: NFBIC 5LMRATA 4W

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