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Z-Lite Armstrong 60-Watt 25.5-in Bronze Traditional Post Light Wood Router Powered by the M18 18V A A 2 piece

Name: Z-Lite Armstrong 60-Watt 25.5-in Bronze Traditional Post Light Wood Router Powered by the M18 18V A A 2 piece
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 8313521561
Price: 110.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0585 (7 reviews)

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Z Lite Armstrong 60 Watt 25.5 in Bronze Traditional Post Light Wood Router Powered by the M18 18V A A 2 piece Powered by the M18 18V system Q: Is it environmentally friendly 38 Mounting Diameter (Inches) 3 Diameter (Inches) 12 38 Number of Bulbs Required 3 Light Bulbs Included No Power Source Hardwired Dimmable Yes Photocell Sensor No Motion Sensor No Number of Outlets 0 Glass Type Water glass Warranty 1 year limited Style Traditional Recommended Light Bulb Shape B10 Light Bulb Base Type Candelabra base (E 12) Damp Rated Yes Batteries Included No Number of Batteries Required 0 Bulb Type Incandescent ENERGY STAR Certified No Material Aluminum Usage Rating Wet rated UNSPSC 39111600 CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Safety Listing ETL safety listing ARB265W Exclusive No Dusk to Dawn Sensor No Unit of Measure Quantity 60 Fixture Finish Matte Fixture Color Family Bronze Unit of Measure Watt(s)

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