Sea Gull Lighting Sussex Brushed Nickel Transitional Kitchen Island Light Color:Heirloom bronze 5 lb Compliance Lead-free compliant 314302649
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Sea Gull Lighting Sussex Brushed Nickel Transitional Kitchen Island Light Color:Heirloom bronze 5 lb Compliance Lead free compliant 314302649 5 lb Compliance Lead free compliant (UPC NSF ANSI CAN 61: Q≤1 per imagery) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): 2 jet trims Featured in the decorative Sussex collection 3 A19 medium 1 watt light bulbs Satin white glass shades A decorative canopy is included Easily converts to LED with optional replacement lamps Meets Title 24 energy efficiency standards Title 24 compliant if used with joint appendix (JA8) approved light bulbs listed in the California energy commission appliance database Supplied with wire pre laced through chain UL listed for dry locations 25 Weight (lbs
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