Imtra BCM3413-2A80-4 | BCM Seattle 80 Polished Stainless Steel 4W Spring Mount | 2700K 8 32V IP66 FHSTOR3 Manufacturer Part Number: A10-225

Name: Imtra BCM3413-2A80-4 | BCM Seattle 80 Polished Stainless Steel 4W Spring Mount | 2700K 8 32V IP66 FHSTOR3 Manufacturer Part Number: A10-225
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Imtra BCM3413 2A80 4 BCM Seattle 80 Polished Stainless Steel 4W Spring Mount 2700K 8 32V IP66 FHSTOR3 Manufacturer Part Number: A10 225 Manufacturer Part Number: A10 225 88601 88603 88605 88607 2 88608 1 88611 4 The downlights in this range are all offered in a 3000K warm white LED color and several sizes and finishes within each family When installed properly

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