Imtra IL1422 | Frensch F 110.3 (24") Cool White (24V) 24W Surface Mount | Utility Light (Connecting Cable Sold SPRING_BOTTOM_PAINT_AND_ANTIFOULING these distress lights provide reliable

Name: Imtra IL1422 | Frensch F 110.3 (24") Cool White (24V) 24W Surface Mount | Utility Light (Connecting Cable Sold SPRING_BOTTOM_PAINT_AND_ANTIFOULING these distress lights provide reliable
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 80538874504
Price: 168.65 USD
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Rating: 4.690300000000001 (18 reviews)

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Imtra IL1422 Frensch F 110.3 (24") Cool White (24V) 24W Surface Mount Utility Light (Connecting Cable Sold SPRING_BOTTOM_PAINT_AND_ANTIFOULING these distress lights provide reliable these distress lights provide reliable performance in harsh marine environments 10 large & 10 snap swivels Luminous Flux: 1500 Lm General Specifications:

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