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Nora Lighting NSW-842/32BN Brick Die-Cast LED Step Light w/ Frosted Lens Face Plate, 146lm / 4.6W, 3000K, Brushed Nickel Finish Brand_Square-D NHIOICDCP-4PS20 Lumens / Wattage: Up LED-WPF-SL-3P120-TRI-BZ-UNV-PC

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Nora Lighting NSW 842 32BN Brick Die Cast LED Step Light w Frosted Lens Face Plate, 146lm 4.6W, 3000K, Brushed Nickel Finish Brand_Square D NHIOICDCP 4PS20 Lumens Wattage: Up LED WPF SL 3P120 TRI BZ UNV PC NHIOICDCP 4PS20 Lumens Wattage: Up to 2000lm 24W (varies by housing) Color Temperature: Comfort Dim (3000K 2000K) Color Rendering Index: 90 CRI Beam Spread: Three field changeable optics included Finish: Black Listing: cULus listed for damp locations Accessories: NIO AS UPC: 732180490615 balcony areas Details of the Nora Lighting NSW 842 32BN Brick Die Cast LED Step Light w Frosted Lens Face Plate

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