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Ledvance Light Weight, Slim Design, Ip65 Water Resistance LED Eco Flood Floodlight (10W/ 20W/ 30W/ 50W/ 100W)- Cool White/ Day Light/ Warm White CAT-MASKS & RESPIRATORS Lamps and Lighting System from SCHNUX312JB
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Ledvance Light Weight, Slim Design, Ip65 Water Resistance LED Eco Flood Floodlight (10W 20W 30W 50W 100W) Cool White Day Light Warm White CAT MASKS & RESPIRATORS Lamps and Lighting System from SCHNUX312JB Lamps and Lighting System from Osram will be covered by customer used in all kinds of areas around the world and have been proven evolved over many decades Non chalking Smd Led Design For High Product Reliability Reduced Windage Area Thanks To Slim Design Frosted Cover Made Of Tempered Glass For Uniform Illumination Dust And Water Protection According To Ip65 Areas Of Application
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