Solar Goes Green 72-Lumen 1-Watt Black Low Voltage Solar LED Spot Light Exterior Design The Coraline Completely Frameless Sliding
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Solar Goes Green 72 Lumen 1 Watt Black Low Voltage Solar LED Spot Light Exterior Design The Coraline Completely Frameless Sliding The Coraline Completely Frameless Sliding Tub Door model A tub height sliding glass door for an existing 60 in 11ac Wi Fi and 4 port gigabit Ethernet router Collection Name N A Power Source Solar Voltage Type Low voltage Wattage 1 Bulb(s) Included Yes Number of Bulbs Required 24 Volts 12 Beam Angle (Degrees) 60 Fixture Length (Inches) 6 Fixture Height (Inches) 3 Fixture Width (Inches) 3 Wire Length (Inches) 9 Adjustable Lamp Head Yes Light Bulb Base Type LED Recommended Light Bulb Shape LED Wattage Equivalent 75 Battery Type Lithium ion (Li ion) IPX Rating 4 (splashing water) Fixture Material Aluminum Weight (lbs 3 m wire connection between lamp and solar panel 12 High powered warm white LED bulbs spot light (2 light heads) 3000 Kelvins Beam projection 25 ft
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