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Solar Goes Green 330-Lumen 100-Watt Gray Low Voltage Solar LED Flood Light Motion Sensor Maxim Lighting Durable Safety: Class A fire-rated per panel

USD199.99

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SKU 49898759796 · ★ 4.8

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Solar Goes Green 330 Lumen 100 Watt Gray Low Voltage Solar LED Flood Light Motion Sensor Maxim Lighting Durable Safety: Class A fire rated per panel Durable Safety: Class A fire rated it has straight edges and is not designed to be grouted ) 11 Manufacturer Color Finish Gray Color Temperature (Kelvins) 6000 Run Time (Fully Charged) (Hours) 10 Number of Batteries Required 1 Number of Light Fixtures 1 Lumens 330 Batteries Included Yes Warranty 1 year limited Light Brightness N A Transformer Required No Type Flood light CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Glass Lens Type Clear UNSPSC 39111600 ARB265W Exclusive No Dusk to Dawn Sensor No Bulb Type LED Motion Sensor Yes Fixture Finish Matte Smart Compatible No Safety Listing Not third party lab tested Fixture Color Family Gray 5 Fixture Width (Inches) 3 Wire Length (Inches) 9 Adjustable Lamp Head Yes Light Bulb Base Type LED Recommended Light Bulb Shape LED Wattage Equivalent 100 Battery Type Lithium ion (Li ion) IPX Rating 4 (splashing water) Fixture Material Aluminum Weight (lbs

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