Nora Lighting NSIC-401QAT/20 4" Line Voltage IC AT New Construction Double Wall Housing, Max 20W Volts_120-277V Maintenace free NiCad battery Finish:Bronze

Name: Nora Lighting NSIC-401QAT/20 4" Line Voltage IC AT New Construction Double Wall Housing, Max 20W Volts_120-277V Maintenace free NiCad battery Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 8441753599
Price: 36.86 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.801 (29 reviews)

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Nora Lighting NSIC 401QAT 20 4" Line Voltage IC AT New Construction Double Wall Housing, Max 20W Volts_120 277V Maintenace free NiCad battery Finish:Bronze Maintenace free NiCad battery and industrial environments IC housings are easy and quick to install and accept a wide variety of high quality Socket Plate: Socket plate adjusts inside housing and can be removed in the field to convert to a floating socket

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