Imtra BCM3408-A85I-34 | BCM Phoenix 85 Satin Stainless Steel with Switch | Spring Mount 3000K IP66 PHHOSEC3 Our uniquely designed low-profile bilge

Name: Imtra BCM3408-A85I-34 | BCM Phoenix 85 Satin Stainless Steel with Switch | Spring Mount 3000K IP66 PHHOSEC3 Our uniquely designed low-profile bilge
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 16861324738
Price: 149.35 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2889 (14 reviews)

SKU 16861324738 · ★ 4.3

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Imtra BCM3408 A85I 34 BCM Phoenix 85 Satin Stainless Steel with Switch Spring Mount 3000K IP66 PHHOSEC3 Our uniquely designed low profile bilge Our uniquely designed low profile bilge water pickup (bracket sold separately) with a replaceable filter helps reduce the harmful overboard discharge of heavy metals The Boarding Step is lightweight and compact BCM downlight fixtures are specifically designed for marine lighting applications The downlights in this range are all offered in several sizes and finishes within each family

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