Lithonia Lighting 6.25-in 3100-Lumen Integrated LED White Switch-Controlled Floodlight Vinyl Privacy Panel no plastic bottles and recurring
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Lithonia Lighting 6.25 in 3100 Lumen Integrated LED White Switch Controlled Floodlight Vinyl Privacy Panel no plastic bottles and recurring no plastic bottles and recurring cost 32277075440004 Lock Type Unkeyed Security ANSI Grade ANSI Grade 1 (Best) Hardware Finish Family Zinc Commercial Residential Residential Application Type Passage 100 lumens at only 36 input watts the OLF 3RH replaces up to (2) 150W PAR incandescent lamps offering 86% energy savings Hardwired on off capability only UL cUL listed Listed to U Number of Light Heads 3 Package Quantity 1 Type Floodlight Adjustable Lamp Head Yes Bulb(s) Included Yes Bulb Type LED Light Bulb Base Type LED Recommended Light Bulb Shape LED Color Temperature (Kelvins) 4000 Power Source Hardwired Material Aluminum Height (Inches) 4
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