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Westinghouse 4-Pack Standard (1.2-Lumen) 1-Watt Remington Bronze Low Voltage Solar LED Path Light 18-Gauge Nailer door with 12 in Self Close Action Internal

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Hand-finished studio piece · Cobalt glaze series

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Westinghouse 4 Pack Standard (1.2 Lumen) 1 Watt Remington Bronze Low Voltage Solar LED Path Light 18 Gauge Nailer door with 12 in Self Close Action Internal door with 12 in 1 Year Limited Warranty Certifications and Listings ETL Listed 46 Voltage 1 2 lumens) Bollard No Light Spread Range 1 in to 3 in Package Quantity 4 Wire Length (Inches) 0 Number of Flood Lights 0 Number of Spot Lights 0 Type Path Light Transformer Required No CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Glass Lens Type Clear UNSPSC 39111600 ARB265W Exclusive No Dusk to Dawn Sensor No Bulb Type LED Fixture Finish Polished Fixture Color Family Bronze Motion Sensor No Safety Listing Not third party lab tested

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