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Progress Lighting 750-Lumen 50-Watt Black Low Voltage Plug-in Incandescent Spot Light Parquet Vinyl Tile 1 Knob Projection (in per panel

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Progress Lighting 750 Lumen 50 Watt Black Low Voltage Plug in Incandescent Spot Light Parquet Vinyl Tile 1 Knob Projection (in per panel 1 Knob Projection (in Architectural Ease With Breezy Elegance powder coat Glass Lens Type Clear Adjustable Lamp Head Yes Beam Angle 45° Color Temperature 2700 K Fixture Dimensions 3 in diameter x 5 in height Fixture Width 3 in Fixture Height 5 in Wire Length 0 ft Weight 1 lb Safety Listing UL IP Rating IPX3 (spraying water) Motion Sensor No Dusk to Dawn Sensor No Collection Name N A Warranty 1 year limited (parts) Model Description Low Voltage 50 watt Black Landscape Spotlight Includes Mounting stake and cable connector Transformer Required Yes 12V landscape transformer (sold separately) Required Cable 10 or 12 gauge landscape cable (sold separately) File Certification Number E81894 UNSPSC 39111600 CA Prop 65 Warning Yes Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

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