Unique Lighting Systems - LED-6W-DM6WF27K MR16 Flex Gold™ LED Wide Flood Finish_Textured Bronze The one piece variable-flow plunger

Name: Unique Lighting Systems - LED-6W-DM6WF27K MR16 Flex Gold™ LED Wide Flood Finish_Textured Bronze The one piece variable-flow plunger
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 66625726385
Price: 53.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.710100000000001 (30 reviews)

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SKU 66625726385

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Description

Unique Lighting Systems LED 6W DM6WF27K MR16 Flex Gold™ LED Wide Flood Finish_Textured Bronze The one piece variable flow plunger The one piece variable flow plunger and the large cushion type seal for long life This industrial strength brass fitting is the perfect accessory for your quick coupling valve system 34 84 LED 5W DM6SP27K 2700 15 520 2847 104 6 Warranty Five year warranty

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