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Draper MINI FLOODLIGHT & POWERBANK 88595 88595 COB LED Rechargeable Mini Flood Light and Power Bank with Magnetic Base and Hanging Hook, 10W, 1000 Lumens, Blue, USB-C Cable Supplied Collated - Wing-Tip Screw - Light Section Steel Phillips® is a registered trademark
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Draper MINI FLOODLIGHT & POWERBANK 88595 88595 COB LED Rechargeable Mini Flood Light and Power Bank with Magnetic Base and Hanging Hook, 10W, 1000 Lumens, Blue, USB C Cable Supplied Collated Wing Tip Screw Light Section Steel Phillips® is a registered trademark Phillips® is a registered trademark of Phillips Screw Company driving and hammer applications COB LED Rechargeable Mini Flood Light and Power Bank with Magnetic Base and Hanging Hook Fitted with an integral adjustable bracket which can rotate through 180° for optimal light positioning and ring finger for portability
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