Nora Lighting NTE-866L940NW MAX XL LED Track Head, 3650lm / 38W, 4000K, Narrow Flood Optic, White Watts_1400W Metal Housing With Potted Inside Finish:Bronze

Name: Nora Lighting NTE-866L940NW MAX XL LED Track Head, 3650lm / 38W, 4000K, Narrow Flood Optic, White Watts_1400W Metal Housing With Potted Inside Finish:Bronze
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SKU: 85920074664
Price: 118.08 USD
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Rating: 4.1314 (29 reviews)

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Nora Lighting NTE 866L940NW MAX XL LED Track Head, 3650lm 38W, 4000K, Narrow Flood Optic, White Watts_1400W Metal Housing With Potted Inside Finish:Bronze Metal Housing With Potted Inside Finish (Black) ideal pathway illumination Specification Sheet Luminaires include Cree® COB LED technology with TIR optics that can be specified in three beam angles

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