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Nora Lighting NIOB-2RNDC40QNN 2" Iolite LED Round Reflector, 10-Degree Optic, 800lm / 12W, 4000K, Natural Metal Reflector / Natural Metal Flange Westgate Lighting STL4 Series Ideal for residential and commercial Wattage_2.4W
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Nora Lighting NIOB 2RNDC40QNN 2" Iolite LED Round Reflector, 10 Degree Optic, 800lm 12W, 4000K, Natural Metal Reflector Natural Metal Flange Westgate Lighting STL4 Series Ideal for residential and commercial Wattage_2.4W Ideal for residential and commercial ceilings using 2x8 joists or taller Details of the Nora Lighting NIOB 1SNG35XCHMPW 1" Iolite LED BWF Square Reflector with Round Aperture NHRIOIC 28 Lumens Wattage: 800lm 12W Color Temperature: 4000K Color Rendering Index: 90 CRI Beam Spread: 10° Spot (fixed) Finish: Natural Metal Reflector Natural Metal Flange Listing: cULus listed for wet locations Accessories: NIO AS Specification
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