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Special Lite Abington 100-Watt 16.75-in Swedish Silver Traditional Post Light Indoor/Outdoor Tile Positive locking collar secures bayonet-style

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SKU 67287435579 · ★ 4.1

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Special Lite Abington 100 Watt 16.75 in Swedish Silver Traditional Post Light Indoor Outdoor Tile Positive locking collar secures bayonet style Positive locking collar secures bayonet style intake tube to blower 6 Amperage (amps) 0 75 Base Width (Inches) 3 Diameter (Inches) 7 Mounting Diameter (Inches) 3 Number of Bulbs Required 1 Light Bulbs Included No Power Source Hardwired Dimmable Yes Photocell Sensor No Motion Sensor No Number of Outlets 0 Glass Type Textured glass Warranty 1 year limited Style Traditional Recommended Light Bulb Shape A19 Light Bulb Base Type Medium base (E 26) Damp Rated Yes Batteries Included No Number of Batteries Required 0 CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Bulb Type Incandescent ENERGY STAR Certified No Fixture Finish N A Usage Rating Wet rated UNSPSC 39111600 ARB265W Exclusive No Unit of Measure Quantity 100 Dusk to Dawn Sensor No Material Cast aluminum Unit of Measure Watt(s) Fixture Color Family Gray Collection Name Abington Manufacturer Color Finish Swedish silver Type Post light Height (Inches) 16

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