Nora Lighting NUTP13-W9-12-930/HWSP Custom Cut 9-ft 120V Continuous LED Tape Light, 330lm / 3.6W per foot, 3000K, w/ Mounting Clips and 8' Hardwired Power Cord w/ Surge Protector-Nora Lighting 33-96LPW Adjustment: 75° Tilt / 358° Details of the Nora Regular Wall Pack Color:Copper MRT-300
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Nora Lighting NUTP13 W9 12 930 HWSP Custom Cut 9 ft 120V Continuous LED Tape Light, 330lm 3.6W per foot, 3000K, w Mounting Clips and 8' Hardwired Power Cord w Surge Protector Nora Lighting 33 96LPW Adjustment: 75° Tilt 358° Details of the Nora Regular Wall Pack Color:Copper MRT 300 Adjustment: 75° Tilt 358° Rotation Input Voltage: 120VAC Lumens Wattage: 800lm 12W Color Temperature: 2700K Color Rendering Index: 90+ CRI Dimming: Triac or ELV Finish: White Included: Retrofit Adapter and Field Changeable Optics Listing: cULus classified for damp locations SKU: NLCBC2 55335DW 10
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