Osram Vialox Nav-T 1000W 230V E40 High-Pressure Sodium Vapor Lamp for Street & Industrial Lighting Unica shaver socket " This indicates that it SCHNUX312JB

Name: Osram Vialox Nav-T 1000W 230V E40 High-Pressure Sodium Vapor Lamp for Street & Industrial Lighting Unica shaver socket " This indicates that it SCHNUX312JB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 97780015873
Price: 127.44 USD
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Rating: 4.1647 (11 reviews)

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Osram Vialox Nav T 1000W 230V E40 High Pressure Sodium Vapor Lamp for Street & Industrial Lighting Unica shaver socket " This indicates that it SCHNUX312JB " This indicates that it combines the functionality of both a power socket and a switch Colour: Wine Gold and Aluminum Silver The Osram VIALOX® NAV® T 1000W is a robust high pressure sodium vapor lamp designed for use in open and enclosed luminaires With its E40 base and 230V operation

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