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Osram Powerstar HQI-TS 2000W/D/S Metal Halide Lamp – K12S Base, 5600K Daylight – Hot Restrike HID Lighting for Stadium & Simulation ledvance single-ended tube fixture Unica X Coordination: Matches other SCHNUX312JB
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Osram Powerstar HQI TS 2000W D S Metal Halide Lamp – K12S Base, 5600K Daylight – Hot Restrike HID Lighting for Stadium & Simulation ledvance single ended tube fixture Unica X Coordination: Matches other SCHNUX312JB Unica X Coordination: Matches other devices in the Unica X range for a unified design language throughout your installation it's designed for "Mounting" purposes The Osram HQI TS 2000W D S delivers intense daylight quality illumination with excellent color stability and rendering Designed with POWERSTAR® quartz technology and a compact long arc design
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