Solar Goes Green 675-Lumen 175-Watt Gray Low Voltage Solar LED Flood Light Antique Bronze Fan Soda is used to strip 314302649

Name: Solar Goes Green 675-Lumen 175-Watt Gray Low Voltage Solar LED Flood Light Antique Bronze Fan Soda is used to strip 314302649
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 28022843136
Price: 175.00 USD
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Solar Goes Green 675 Lumen 175 Watt Gray Low Voltage Solar LED Flood Light Antique Bronze Fan Soda is used to strip 314302649 Soda is used to strip paint and light oxidation without etching or warping the surface Made with long lasting of wire between battery and light unit 5 Fixture Height (Inches) 11 Fixture Width (Inches) 4 Wire Length (Inches) 9 Adjustable Lamp Head Yes Light Bulb Base Type LED Recommended Light Bulb Shape LED Wattage Equivalent 175 Battery Type Lithium ion (Li ion) IPX Rating 4 (splashing water) Fixture Material Aluminum Weight (lbs

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