Imtra LM600467 | Lumishore Flood Light 4" 1 500 Fixture Lumens 5 500K | 10.5 31VDC IP68 White SUMMER_NAV_LIGHTS_AND_COURTESY_LIGHTING A weather-resistant cover protects against

Name: Imtra LM600467 | Lumishore Flood Light 4" 1 500 Fixture Lumens 5 500K | 10.5 31VDC IP68 White SUMMER_NAV_LIGHTS_AND_COURTESY_LIGHTING A weather-resistant cover protects against
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SKU: 32021112375
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Imtra LM600467 Lumishore Flood Light 4" 1 500 Fixture Lumens 5 500K 10.5 31VDC IP68 White SUMMER_NAV_LIGHTS_AND_COURTESY_LIGHTING A weather resistant cover protects against A weather resistant cover protects against water and dust ingress Convenient buckle opening at collar makes it easy to put on Lumishore's new Flood Light 4" (10cm) generates a powerful 1 with a IP68 rating

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