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Solar Goes Green Extreme 1320-Lumen 350-Watt Gray Solar LED Flood Light Motion Sensor Cultured Marble Vanity Top change schedules
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Solar Goes Green Extreme 1320 Lumen 350 Watt Gray Solar LED Flood Light Motion Sensor Cultured Marble Vanity Top change schedules change schedules Features a flat bottom to set securely on any table or shelf but also includes built in brackets on the back for hanging vertically It is water and weather resistant 350 watts 3 m wire between land and solar panel with water proof connections and 3 m wire between motion activated security sensor water proof connections Remote functions on off dimming and timer 75 Wire Length (Inches) 9 Adjustable Lamp Head Yes Light Bulb Base Type Integrated Recommended Light Bulb Shape Single Wattage Equivalent 350 Battery Type Lithium ion (Li ion) IPX Rating 4 (splashing water) Fixture Material Aluminum Weight (lbs
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