Kichler Step Lights 2-Watt White Line Voltage Hardwired LED Step Light 4 Based on competitors’ published maximum
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Kichler Step Lights 2 Watt White Line Voltage Hardwired LED Step Light 4 Based on competitors’ published maximum Based on competitors’ published maximum CFM data on March 29 Foldable roll over protection system and a seat belt is standard 58 Wattage Equivalent 0 Manufacturer Color Finish White Color Temperature (Kelvins) 3000 Run Time (Fully Charged) (Hours) 0 Lumens 30 Batteries Included N A (not battery operated) Number of Batteries Required 0 Number of Light Fixtures 1 Warranty 1 year limited Package Quantity 1 Light Brightness N A Transformer Required No Type Step light CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Battery Type N A (no battery) Safety Listing ETL safety listing UNSPSC 39111600 ARB265W Exclusive No Bulb Type LED Glass Lens Type N A (no lens) Voltage Type Line voltage Fixture Color Family White Fixture measures 5 in long Integrated 3000K light source
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