Lunasea Lighting LLB-32LW-01-00 | Adjustable Linear LED Light with Built In Dimmer 20" Warm White with Switch ADDBOAT3 Power - 12/24 Volt DC

Name: Lunasea Lighting LLB-32LW-01-00 | Adjustable Linear LED Light with Built In Dimmer 20" Warm White with Switch ADDBOAT3 Power - 12/24 Volt DC
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 51567046315
Price: 86.65 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1791 (13 reviews)

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Description

Lunasea Lighting LLB 32LW 01 00 Adjustable Linear LED Light with Built In Dimmer 20" Warm White with Switch ADDBOAT3 Power 12 24 Volt DC Power 12 24 Volt DC The bearing is molded into the thermal resin pulley Bulb Type = LED Voltage Input Range (Volts) = 12v Housing = White LED Color = Warm White Dimming = Yes These sleek Light Bars are compact and put out the light

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