Nora Lighting NPR-4SNDSQ40XBB 4" Pearl LED Square Retrofit Reflector with Square Aperture, 1000lm / 12W, 4000K, Black Reflector / Black Flange Lumens_7200lm meter combinations Finish:Bronze

Name: Nora Lighting NPR-4SNDSQ40XBB 4" Pearl LED Square Retrofit Reflector with Square Aperture, 1000lm / 12W, 4000K, Black Reflector / Black Flange Lumens_7200lm meter combinations Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 88583626014
Price: 99.13 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3987 (11 reviews)

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Nora Lighting NPR 4SNDSQ40XBB 4" Pearl LED Square Retrofit Reflector with Square Aperture, 1000lm 12W, 4000K, Black Reflector Black Flange Lumens_7200lm meter combinations Finish:Bronze meter combinations SKU: NIOC 4SNDSQMPW Specification Product Line: LE92

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