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Progress Lighting Arts and Crafts 18-Watt Weathered Bronze Low Voltage Plug-In Path Light Industrial Tool Chest patented removable swivel tray

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SKU 17807092043 4.2

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Progress Lighting Arts and Crafts 18 Watt Weathered Bronze Low Voltage Plug In Path Light Industrial Tool Chest patented removable swivel tray patented removable swivel tray DCF889B durable magnesium gear case and all metal transmission for extended durability 5 Fixture Height (Inches) 28 4 Color Temperature (Kelvins) 2700 Run Time (Fully Charged) (Hours) 0 Lumens 250 Batteries Included N A (not battery operated) Number of Batteries Required 0 Number of Light Fixtures 1 Light Brightness N A Bollard No Light Spread Range 1 in to 3 in Package Quantity 1 Wire Length (Inches) 120 Number of Flood Lights 0 Number of Spot Lights 0 Type Path Light Transformer Required No Fixture Finish N A Bulb Type Incandescent CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes UNSPSC 39111600 Safety Listing UL safety listing ARB265W Exclusive No Dusk to Dawn Sensor No Motion Sensor No Fixture Color Family Bronze Glass Lens Type Tinted

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