LEDone - 4ft - 9.5 Watts - T8 - 1,600 Lumens - Type B Single or Double Ended (Case of 25)

LEDone - 4ft - 9.5 Watts - T8 - 1,600 Lumens - Type B Single or Double Ended (Case of 25)

Marsoni

M251S

$89.98

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LEDone - 4ft - 9.5 Watts - T8 - 1,600 Lumens - Type B Single or Double Ended (Case of 25)Spec Sheet Key Features High Efficiency: Delivers 1,600 lumens using only 9. 5W, achieving an impressive 168 lm W. Two Color Options: Available in 4000K Neutral White or 5000K Daylight White for clean, bright illumination. Wide Light Coverage: 270 beam angle ensures broad, even distribution in any space. Durable Design: Built with shatterproof glass, PET film, and a sturdy PC cap for long lasting performance. Versatile Installation: Works as Type B

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