Nora Lighting NX-606-LED/G/2F Die-Cast LED Exit Sign w/ Battery Backup, Double-Faced Aluminum w/ 6" Green Letters in Black Housing Watts_4W The Siemens Low Voltage Talon LED-WPF-SL-3P120-TRI-BZ-UNV-PC
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Nora Lighting NX 606 LED G 2F Die Cast LED Exit Sign w Battery Backup, Double Faced Aluminum w 6" Green Letters in Black Housing Watts_4W The Siemens Low Voltage Talon LED WPF SL 3P120 TRI BZ UNV PC The Siemens Low Voltage Talon Temporary Power Outlet Panel is your go to choice for reliability and convenience Input Voltage: 120 277VAC Lumens Wattage: 1000lm 12W Color Temperature: 3000K Dimming: Phase or 0 10V (requires Nora LED dedicated housing with 6W suffix) Finish: Haze Reflector White Flange Included: Medium Base Retrofit Adapter Listing: cULus classified for wet locations Emergency: Luminaire includes connections for Nora LED dedicated housing with emergency battery ( EM) LED light sources require no maintenance for 25 years“saving greatly on maintenance and upkeep costs Details of the Nora Lighting NX 606 LED G 2F Die Cast LED Exit Sign w Battery Backup
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