Imtra BCM3423K-C95-20 | BCM California 95 White 6W | Screw Mount 3000K 8 32V IP66 META_REORDER_ESSENTIALS Angled sides help prevent catching

Name: Imtra BCM3423K-C95-20 | BCM California 95 White 6W | Screw Mount 3000K 8 32V IP66 META_REORDER_ESSENTIALS Angled sides help prevent catching
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 27871388589
Price: 93.55 USD
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Rating: 4.8181 (14 reviews)

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Imtra BCM3423K C95 20 BCM California 95 White 6W Screw Mount 3000K 8 32V IP66 META_REORDER_ESSENTIALS Angled sides help prevent catching Angled sides help prevent catching the dock when mooring Includes stainless steel L bracket and U bolts for mounting to a wall or pole BCM courtesy light fixtures are specifically designed for marine step and indirect lighting applications The courtesy lights in this range are all offered in a 3000K warm white LED color and several finishes within each family

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