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Osram Retro Style LED Light Bulb 1906 E27 Pear Filament Gold 7W 725Lm – 825 Extra Warm White – Retro Style Lighting Solution 2500K The NUX32_1_JB switch from the SCHNUX312JB
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Osram Retro Style LED Light Bulb 1906 E27 Pear Filament Gold 7W 725Lm – 825 Extra Warm White – Retro Style Lighting Solution 2500K The NUX32_1_JB switch from the SCHNUX312JB The NUX32_1_JB switch from the premium Unica X series is crafted to deliver reliable functionality while enhancing your interiors with a dramatic 1 Way Switching: Ideal for controlling lights from a single location Designed to create a retro look just like an old fashioned light bulb from 1906 Quick light 100% light directly Available in a variety of shapes with gold or smoke colored glass Ideal for decorative installations home applications and general lighting
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