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Nora Lighting NPR-4SNDSQ27XMPW 4" Pearl LED Square Retrofit Reflector with Square Aperture, 1000lm / 12W, 2700K, Matte Powder White Reflector / Matte Powder White Flange Energy-efficient Designer System NHRIOIC-28 Lumens / Wattage: 650lm Wattage_2.4W
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Nora Lighting NPR 4SNDSQ27XMPW 4" Pearl LED Square Retrofit Reflector with Square Aperture, 1000lm 12W, 2700K, Matte Powder White Reflector Matte Powder White Flange Energy efficient Designer System NHRIOIC 28 Lumens Wattage: 650lm Wattage_2.4W NHRIOIC 28 Lumens Wattage: 650lm 12W Color Temperature: 3500K Color Rendering Index: 90 CRI Beam Spread: 10° Spot (fixed) Finish: Black Aperture Matte Powder White Flange Listing: cULus listed for damp locations Accessories: NIO AS Their remarkable compatibility with both 120V and 240V power inputs cater to an array of residential electrical requirements UPC: 732180849154 Product Family: 4" Pearl
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