FEIT - Feit Plug & Play T8 and T12 Warm White 23.9 in. G13 Linear LED Bulb 20 Watt Equivalence 1 pk - Case of 6 5848 perfect for a small office EJD7013866

Name: FEIT - Feit Plug & Play T8 and T12 Warm White 23.9 in. G13 Linear LED Bulb 20 Watt Equivalence 1 pk - Case of 6 5848 perfect for a small office EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 71124937045
Price: 49.36 USD
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FEIT - Feit Plug & Play T8 and T12 Warm White 23.9 in. G13 Linear LED Bulb 20 Watt Equivalence 1 pk - Case of 6 5848 perfect for a small office EJD7013866

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FEIT Feit Plug & Play T8 and T12 Warm White 23.9 in. G13 Linear LED Bulb 20 Watt Equivalence 1 pk Case of 6 5848 perfect for a small office EJD7013866 perfect for a small office or gathering ensuring you always have plenty on hand for soups Brighten up your space with this energy efficient LED bulb designed to replace traditional T8 and T12 fluorescent tubes

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