Malibu PowerFlow™ 480V 150W Selectable Wattage High Voltage LED Shoebox Area Light - Daylight, 5000K Category_Backup Battery Total Lumens: 300LM Details of the Nora

Malibu PowerFlow™ 480V 150W Selectable Wattage High Voltage LED Shoebox Area Light - Daylight, 5000K Category_Backup Battery Total Lumens: 300LM Details of the Nora

Name: Malibu PowerFlow™ 480V 150W Selectable Wattage High Voltage LED Shoebox Area Light - Daylight, 5000K Category_Backup Battery Total Lumens: 300LM Details of the Nora
Brand: belenergia.com
SKU: 97752189313
Price: 135.61 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5778 (7 reviews)

SKU 97752189313 · ★ 4.6

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Malibu PowerFlow™ 480V 150W Selectable Wattage High Voltage LED Shoebox Area Light Daylight, 5000K Category_Backup Battery Total Lumens: 300LM Details of the Nora Total Lumens: 300LM Specification Description Air Volume Exhaust (CFM) 50 @ 0 This shoebox light is available with multiple lens angle options (T3 Certifications: ETL

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