Lithonia Lighting 6.25-in 3100-Lumen Integrated LED White Switch-Controlled Floodlight Vinyl Privacy Panel Maximum pressure of 10

Name: Lithonia Lighting 6.25-in 3100-Lumen Integrated LED White Switch-Controlled Floodlight Vinyl Privacy Panel Maximum pressure of 10
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 73524404140
Price: 83.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1917 (14 reviews)

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Description

Lithonia Lighting 6.25 in 3100 Lumen Integrated LED White Switch Controlled Floodlight Vinyl Privacy Panel Maximum pressure of 10 Maximum pressure of 10 no plastic bottles and recurring cost 100 lumens at only 36 input watts the OLF 3RH replaces up to (2) 150W PAR incandescent lamps offering 86% energy savings Hardwired on off capability only UL cUL listed Listed to U 5 Depth (Inches) 6

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