20W 118mm R7s Dimmable LED bulb, Daylight 4000K, 2200lm, 2 pcs - Equivalent to 200W Halogen, Energy Class A+ cellulite_cupping_set 1 zipper pocket for change

Name: 20W 118mm R7s Dimmable LED bulb, Daylight 4000K, 2200lm, 2 pcs - Equivalent to 200W Halogen, Energy Class A+ cellulite_cupping_set 1 zipper pocket for change
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 74259271384
Price: 54.99 USD
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20W 118mm R7s Dimmable LED bulb, Daylight 4000K, 2200lm, 2 pcs - Equivalent to 200W Halogen, Energy Class A+ cellulite_cupping_set 1 zipper pocket for change

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20W 118mm R7s Dimmable LED bulb, Daylight 4000K, 2200lm, 2 pcs Equivalent to 200W Halogen, Energy Class A+ cellulite_cupping_set 1 zipper pocket for change 1 zipper pocket for change Dimensions measure 3" long x 2" high x 2 1 4" wide restaurant Specifications: 20W R7s 118mm Dimmable LED

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