Ledvance Eco High bay 150W/ 60W 865 Vs1 6500K High Efficient LED Luminaire (Black) Color:Day Light Three versions with different luminous SCHNUX312JB

Name: Ledvance Eco High bay 150W/ 60W 865 Vs1 6500K High Efficient LED Luminaire (Black) Color:Day Light Three versions with different luminous SCHNUX312JB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 97604952600
Price: 118.37 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4131 (18 reviews)

Ledvance Eco High bay 150W/ 60W 865 Vs1 6500K High Efficient LED Luminaire (Black) Color:Day Light Three versions with different luminous SCHNUX312JB

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Ledvance Eco High bay 150W 60W 865 Vs1 6500K High Efficient LED Luminaire (Black) Color:Day Light Three versions with different luminous SCHNUX312JB Three versions with different luminous flux available: The lights come in three versions with varying luminous flux options Dark Wood E8332USB_WD Die cast aluminum enclosures dissipate heat well High efficiency clear front glass

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