Imtra IL1352 | Frensch F 120.1: 350mm Utility Light Warm White 7W | No Switch 12/24VDC 500 Lumens IP50 TPALOCK3 1-1/2" port for easy integration

Name: Imtra IL1352 | Frensch F 120.1: 350mm Utility Light Warm White 7W | No Switch 12/24VDC 500 Lumens IP50 TPALOCK3 1-1/2" port for easy integration
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 52465102328
Price: 90.09 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2205 (26 reviews)

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Imtra IL1352 Frensch F 120.1: 350mm Utility Light Warm White 7W No Switch 12 24VDC 500 Lumens IP50 TPALOCK3 1 1 2" port for easy integration 1 1 2" port for easy integration with standard plumbing so not only is your boat's position identifiable to nearby AIS enabled vessels but theirs are also visible to you 1000 (648 mm models) Connection Cable: 500 mm 2 x 0

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