NODE 3.5" Surface LED Downlight Dimmable 100-277V Beam Angle 33 Degree White variantID_be43be69-152c-4779-b736-ecc125199914 Heel Height - 1 1/4-inch Color:pink house

Name: NODE 3.5" Surface LED Downlight Dimmable 100-277V Beam Angle 33 Degree White variantID_be43be69-152c-4779-b736-ecc125199914 Heel Height - 1 1/4-inch Color:pink house
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 75091499505
Price: 180.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5868 (12 reviews)

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NODE 3.5" Surface LED Downlight Dimmable 100 277V Beam Angle 33 Degree White variantID_be43be69 152c 4779 b736 ecc125199914 Heel Height 1 1 4 inch Color:pink house Heel Height 1 1 4 inch with a pave white cubic zirconia stones set around it • LENS BEAM ANGLE offered in 4 beam angles 14° • IP Rate IP20

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