Westgate LRD-10W-40K-4WTR-MG LED Architectural Winged Recessed Light 4" Open Trim - Matte Gold Watts_9W ensuring compatibility with diverse electrical Finish:Bronze

Name: Westgate LRD-10W-40K-4WTR-MG LED Architectural Winged Recessed Light 4" Open Trim - Matte Gold Watts_9W ensuring compatibility with diverse electrical Finish:Bronze
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SKU: 91121086868
Price: 44.88 USD
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Westgate LRD 10W 40K 4WTR MG LED Architectural Winged Recessed Light 4" Open Trim Matte Gold Watts_9W ensuring compatibility with diverse electrical Finish:Bronze ensuring compatibility with diverse electrical setups achieving an excellent illumination effect to your outdoor space Height (inch): 4 Warranty: 5 Years

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