Nora Lighting NPRLV-4RPHA30XHZMPW 4" Pearl Low Voltage LED Round Adjustable Pinhole Retrofit, 950lm / 11W, 3000K, Haze Pinhole / Matte Powder White Flange Lumens_4380lm Lumens / Wattage: 1000lm / Choose Pack:9 Pack
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Nora Lighting NPRLV 4RPHA30XHZMPW 4" Pearl Low Voltage LED Round Adjustable Pinhole Retrofit, 950lm 11W, 3000K, Haze Pinhole Matte Powder White Flange Lumens_4380lm Lumens Wattage: 1000lm Choose Pack:9 Pack Lumens Wattage: 1000lm 14W Color Temperature: 4000K Color Rendering Index: 90 CRI Beam Spread: Three field changeable optics included Finish: Bronze Reflector Bronze Flange Listing: cULus listed for wet locations Accessories: NIO AS The GFM100FA combines ground fault sensing and trip signaling in a compact module and can be used with I Line or unit mount circuit breaker installations Brand: Nora Lighting Wattage: 11W
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