Imtra ILPB25023305 | Lighting Rostock Flex LED Wall/Reading Light Chrome | White Shade Built In Dimmer 10 30VDC Warm GOCOOL3 **When the unit is first

Name: Imtra ILPB25023305 | Lighting Rostock Flex LED Wall/Reading Light Chrome | White Shade Built In Dimmer 10 30VDC Warm GOCOOL3 **When the unit is first
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SKU: 85749892135
Price: 257.66 USD
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Imtra ILPB25023305 | Lighting Rostock Flex LED Wall/Reading Light Chrome | White Shade Built In Dimmer 10 30VDC Warm GOCOOL3 **When the unit is first

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Imtra ILPB25023305 Lighting Rostock Flex LED Wall Reading Light Chrome White Shade Built In Dimmer 10 30VDC Warm GOCOOL3 **When the unit is first **When the unit is first turned on your boat’s shade will be operating as usual in no time Built in Dimmer Rostock FLEX combines the elegant modern styling of the Rostock wall sconce with the added versatility of an integrated flexible reading lamp

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