Nora Lighting NL-401QAT 4" AT Low Voltage New Construction Housing, 120V/12V Mag. Transformer, Max 50W SKU_MRTC-400-W Originally manufactured by Federal Pacific Finish:Black Slot/White Ring emergency E618L6035H2 2 FEET 20W 3150

Name: Nora Lighting NL-401QAT 4" AT Low Voltage New Construction Housing, 120V/12V Mag. Transformer, Max 50W SKU_MRTC-400-W Originally manufactured by Federal Pacific Finish:Black Slot/White Ring emergency E618L6035H2 2 FEET 20W 3150
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SKU: 63244697344
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Nora Lighting NL 401QAT 4" AT Low Voltage New Construction Housing, 120V 12V Mag. Transformer, Max 50W SKU_MRTC 400 W Originally manufactured by Federal Pacific Finish:Black Slot White Ring emergency E618L6035H2 2 FEET 20W 3150 Originally manufactured by Federal Pacific Electric UPC: 845060067316

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