Nora Lighting NLCBC2-65135DMPW/10LE4EM 6

Nora Lighting NLCBC2-65135DMPW/10LE4EM 6" Cobalt Click Round Retrofit Reflector, 1000lm, 12W, 3500K, Diffused Clear Reflector - Bright White Flange, 120-277V input, Phase or 0-10V dimming Brand_Westinghouse 25° and 60° lens included Details of the Nora

Name: Nora Lighting NLCBC2-65135DMPW/10LE4EM 6" Cobalt Click Round Retrofit Reflector, 1000lm, 12W, 3500K, Diffused Clear Reflector - Bright White Flange, 120-277V input, Phase or 0-10V dimming Brand_Westinghouse 25° and 60° lens included Details of the Nora
Brand: belenergia.com
SKU: 53718205135
Price: 139.48 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.590400000000001 (15 reviews)

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Nora Lighting NLCBC2 65135DMPW 10LE4EM 6" Cobalt Click Round Retrofit Reflector, 1000lm, 12W, 3500K, Diffused Clear Reflector Bright White Flange, 120 277V input, Phase or 0 10V dimming Brand_Westinghouse 25° and 60° lens included Details of the Nora 25° and 60° lens included with each module Optional Lens: 18° (EP731C) 3 Lumens Wattage: 1200lm 11W Color Temperature: 3500K Beam Spread: Three field changeable optics included Dimming: Triac or ELV Finish: Black Listing: cULus classified for damp locations educational buildings As part of the Nora Cobalt Click retrofit family

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