Imtra BCM3422K-C60-34 | BCM Alabama 60 Satin Steel 1.5W | Screw Mount 3000K 8 32V IP66 PVSCUP3 IP67-waterproof (non-submersible) rating

Name: Imtra BCM3422K-C60-34 | BCM Alabama 60 Satin Steel 1.5W | Screw Mount 3000K 8 32V IP66 PVSCUP3 IP67-waterproof (non-submersible) rating
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 94062470613
Price: 65.59 USD
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Imtra BCM3422K C60 34 BCM Alabama 60 Satin Steel 1.5W Screw Mount 3000K 8 32V IP66 PVSCUP3 IP67 waterproof (non submersible) rating IP67 waterproof (non submersible) rating This intelligent transducer determines water depth and temperature and sends the data to your NMEA 2000 device BCM downlight fixtures are specifically designed for marine lighting applications The downlights in this range are all offered in a 3000K warm white LED color and several sizes and finishes within each family

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