Lunasea Lighting LLB-46WR-0A-SS | “ZERO EMI” Recessed 3.5” LED Light Warm White Red with Polished Stainless Steel Bezel PVFAUC3 • Chrome plated bronze cap

Name: Lunasea Lighting LLB-46WR-0A-SS | “ZERO EMI” Recessed 3.5” LED Light Warm White Red with Polished Stainless Steel Bezel PVFAUC3 • Chrome plated bronze cap
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 29522467025
Price: 101.85 USD
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Lunasea Lighting LLB-46WR-0A-SS | “ZERO EMI” Recessed 3.5” LED Light Warm White Red with Polished Stainless Steel Bezel PVFAUC3 • Chrome plated bronze cap

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Lunasea Lighting LLB 46WR 0A SS “ZERO EMI” Recessed 3.5” LED Light Warm White Red with Polished Stainless Steel Bezel PVFAUC3 • Chrome plated bronze cap • Chrome plated bronze cap and body internal cord clamps Lower profile design then other halogen and LED offerings “ZERO EMI” Recessed 3

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