Lumitec 101833 | Zambezi Mini Surface Mount Underwater Light Spectrum RGBW PLI Enabled OOS Freeport Marine Supply Maximum hull thickness: 1-5/8"

Name: Lumitec 101833 | Zambezi Mini Surface Mount Underwater Light Spectrum RGBW PLI Enabled OOS Freeport Marine Supply Maximum hull thickness: 1-5/8"
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 31485869398
Price: 129.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5886000000000005 (25 reviews)

Lumitec 101833 | Zambezi Mini Surface Mount Underwater Light Spectrum RGBW PLI Enabled OOS Freeport Marine Supply Maximum hull thickness: 1-5/8

SKU 31485869398 · ★ 4.6

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Lumitec 101833 Zambezi Mini Surface Mount Underwater Light Spectrum RGBW PLI Enabled OOS Freeport Marine Supply Maximum hull thickness: 1 5 8" Maximum hull thickness: 1 5 8" Installed below the bowl seal kit Finish Housing: Anodized Aluminum Zambezi Mini Surface Mount Underwater Light Spectrum RGBW PLI Enabled

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