Imtra ILPB23163105 | Lighting Norden (Master) Bi Color LED Spot Warm White/Red | Chrome 10 30VDC IP20 GOSTEPS3 Weight: 75g (including cable)

Name: Imtra ILPB23163105 | Lighting Norden (Master) Bi Color LED Spot Warm White/Red | Chrome 10 30VDC IP20 GOSTEPS3 Weight: 75g (including cable)
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 88192217417
Price: 192.45 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.828 (10 reviews)

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Imtra ILPB23163105 Lighting Norden (Master) Bi Color LED Spot Warm White Red Chrome 10 30VDC IP20 GOSTEPS3 Weight: 75g (including cable) Weight: 75g (including cable) The soft compound mat holds hooks for easy organization and identification The Prebit Norden (Master) is a low voltage DC surface mounted LED spot that allows the user to switch between warm white and red via built in switch The switch is a micro "soft" switch that also provides infinitely variable dimming for both colors

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