Osram Powerball - HCI-TF 35 Watts /930 WDL GU6.5 35 Watts Metal Halide Classic Light Bulb SPOT LIGHT Specifications: The power socket-outlet includes SCHNUX312JB

Name: Osram Powerball - HCI-TF 35 Watts /930 WDL GU6.5 35 Watts Metal Halide Classic Light Bulb SPOT LIGHT Specifications: The power socket-outlet includes SCHNUX312JB
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SKU: 80475680362
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Osram Powerball - HCI-TF 35 Watts /930 WDL GU6.5 35 Watts Metal Halide Classic Light Bulb SPOT LIGHT Specifications: The power socket-outlet includes SCHNUX312JB

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Osram Powerball HCI TF 35 Watts 930 WDL GU6.5 35 Watts Metal Halide Classic Light Bulb SPOT LIGHT Specifications: The power socket outlet includes SCHNUX312JB Specifications: The power socket outlet includes a switch function for controlling power Insulation Material: Low Smoke and Fumes (LSF) compound

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