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Classy Caps 2x Brighter (2.4-Lumen) 1-Watt Black Solar LED Post Light Roof-Flashing Piston series 2-stage Pressure Lubricated

USD58.19

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SKU 12450506544 · ★ 4.1

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Classy Caps 2x Brighter (2.4 Lumen) 1 Watt Black Solar LED Post Light Roof Flashing Piston series 2 stage Pressure Lubricated Piston series 2 stage Pressure Lubricated cast iron pump Scratch Resistant 4 lumens) Transformer Required No Type Post light CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Fixture Color Family Black Glass Lens Type Clear UNSPSC 39111600 ARB265W Exclusive No Bulb Type LED Battery Type Nickel metal hydride (NiMH) Voltage Type N A Safety Listing Not third party lab tested Collection Name Classy Caps Mount Type N A Power Source Solar Bulb(s) Included Yes Wattage 1 Number of Bulbs Required 0 Volts 0 IPX Rating 0 (not protected) Fixture Length (Inches) 6 Fixture Height (Inches) 5 Fixture Width (Inches) 6 Fixture Material Aluminum Dusk to Dawn Sensor Yes Motion Sensor No Light Bulb Base Type 4 pin circline Recommended Light Bulb Shape A15 Weight (lbs

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