Nora Lighting NLCB2-65220CDWW 6" Cobalt Dedicated High Lumen Baffle, 2000lm, Comfort Dim, White Baffle / White Flange Category_Post Top this device serves as your QB-AQUA-16I-14W-FS

Name: Nora Lighting NLCB2-65220CDWW 6" Cobalt Dedicated High Lumen Baffle, 2000lm, Comfort Dim, White Baffle / White Flange Category_Post Top this device serves as your QB-AQUA-16I-14W-FS
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SKU: 28000446503
Price: 86.85 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5742 (25 reviews)

SKU 28000446503 · ★ 4.6

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Nora Lighting NLCB2 65220CDWW 6" Cobalt Dedicated High Lumen Baffle, 2000lm, Comfort Dim, White Baffle White Flange Category_Post Top this device serves as your QB AQUA 16I 14W FS this device serves as your first line of defense against lightning strikes This 8" Reflector LED Light Engine Trim delivers 1600 lumens with 18W power consumption and a 3000K color temperature for warm SKU: NLCB2 65220CDWW Details of the Nora Lighting NLCB2 65220CDWW 6" Cobalt Dedicated High Lumen Baffle

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