Philips 25-Watt Equivalent B11 Dimmable Warm Glow Dimming Effect LED Candle Light Bulb Bent Tip E12 Soft White (2700K) (12-Pack) SmartKey A: It is designed for per panel

Name: Philips 25-Watt Equivalent B11 Dimmable Warm Glow Dimming Effect LED Candle Light Bulb Bent Tip E12 Soft White (2700K) (12-Pack) SmartKey A: It is designed for per panel
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Philips 25-Watt Equivalent B11 Dimmable Warm Glow Dimming Effect LED Candle Light Bulb Bent Tip E12 Soft White (2700K) (12-Pack) SmartKey A: It is designed for per panel

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Philips 25 Watt Equivalent B11 Dimmable Warm Glow Dimming Effect LED Candle Light Bulb Bent Tip E12 Soft White (2700K) (12 Pack) SmartKey A: It is designed for per panel A: It is designed for 2 hole deck mount installations Pair it with warm brass fixtures and a cool platinum grout for a tailored perfect for use in kitchens Energy used: 2

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