ELCO Lighting ET612DW LED Transom Track Fixture 10W 3000K 800lm 120V - White Finish Lumens_110lm High CRI 93+ ensures true-to-life Finish:Bronze

Name: ELCO Lighting ET612DW LED Transom Track Fixture 10W 3000K 800lm 120V - White Finish Lumens_110lm High CRI 93+ ensures true-to-life Finish:Bronze
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SKU: 82389623909
Price: 56.63 USD
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ELCO Lighting ET612DW LED Transom Track Fixture 10W 3000K 800lm 120V White Finish Lumens_110lm High CRI 93+ ensures true to life Finish:Bronze High CRI 93+ ensures true to life color accuracy EnVision LED's 42 in 18W LED undercabinet light in white can be installed as a hardwire or you can use the optional power cord Specification Effortlessly installed into H Style track from ELCO or others

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