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Lithonia Lighting Quantum 0.36-Watt 120/277-Volt LED White Hardwired Emergency Light Item #773405 | Model #TH.093301-16 Use these 48-inch long fluorescent

Name: Lithonia Lighting Quantum 0.36-Watt 120/277-Volt LED White Hardwired Emergency Light Item #773405 | Model #TH.093301-16 Use these 48-inch long fluorescent
Brand: ketokarma.com
SKU: 37802580926
Price: 54.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.045 (21 reviews)

SKU 37802580926

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Lithonia Lighting Quantum 0.36 Watt 120 277 Volt LED White Hardwired Emergency Light Item #773405 Model #TH.093301 16 Use these 48 inch long fluorescent Use these 48 inch long fluorescent bulbs with a 1 inch diameter in basements Easy installation and maintenance RATINGS: UL damp location listed standard at 50 104 degrees F (10 40 C) compact and low profile design

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