Imtra IL0300 | Frensch F 30.1 Stream White Cool White LED 12VDC | Surface Mount Linear Fixture 15" Length IP40 EPATEMPSEN3 the Shallow Water Shading allows

Name: Imtra IL0300 | Frensch F 30.1 Stream White Cool White LED 12VDC | Surface Mount Linear Fixture 15" Length IP40 EPATEMPSEN3 the Shallow Water Shading allows
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SKU: 78605101798
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Imtra IL0300 Frensch F 30.1 Stream White Cool White LED 12VDC Surface Mount Linear Fixture 15" Length IP40 EPATEMPSEN3 the Shallow Water Shading allows the Shallow Water Shading allows for shading at a user defined depth 2nm 360 Degree Red + 2nm 360 Degree White Lights The F30 Series of linear LED fixtures were designed as an LED replacement for the popular Resolux 700 Series low voltage fluorescent fixtures Manufacturer Part Number: IL0300

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