Nora Lighting NLCBC2-65630MPW/10LE4 6" Cobalt Click Square Retrofit Reflector with Square Aperture, 1000lm / 12W, 3000K, Matte Powder White Reflector / Matte Powder White Flange, 120-277V input; Phase or 0-10V dimming Lumens_5702lm This space-saving quad breaker provides Material_Aluminum
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Nora Lighting NLCBC2 65630MPW 10LE4 6" Cobalt Click Square Retrofit Reflector with Square Aperture, 1000lm 12W, 3000K, Matte Powder White Reflector Matte Powder White Flange, 120 277V input; Phase or 0 10V dimming Lumens_5702lm This space saving quad breaker provides Material_Aluminum This space saving quad breaker provides two independent common trip 2 pole circuits while requiring only two panel spaces Details of the Nora Lighting NLCB2 6562027PW 6" Cobalt Dedicated High Lumen Square Square SKU: NLCBC2 65630MPW 10LE4 The patented "Click" system allows the aluminum spun trim to be easily changed in the field with the help of spring mounting clips which properly secure them to the LED module
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