WAC Lighting - WS-W48625-BZ - 25" Chamber Outdoor Wall Sconce 3000K Bronze Type_Pressure Gauge Install in properly drained well-light

Name: WAC Lighting - WS-W48625-BZ - 25" Chamber Outdoor Wall Sconce 3000K Bronze Type_Pressure Gauge Install in properly drained well-light
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 44545855845
Price: 336.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4419 (21 reviews)

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WAC Lighting WS W48625 BZ 25" Chamber Outdoor Wall Sconce 3000K Bronze Type_Pressure Gauge Install in properly drained well light Install in properly drained well light locations and follow low voltage landscape lighting requirements It’s ideal for systems where manual control is desired or integrated control panels are already in place Weather resistant powder coated finish Delivered Lumens: 605lm

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