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Progress Lighting 18-Watt Antique Bronze Low Voltage Plug-in Path Light Vanity-Lighting Special-Buys our goal is to create

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Progress Lighting 18 Watt Antique Bronze Low Voltage Plug in Path Light Vanity Lighting Special Buys our goal is to create our goal is to create a remarkable experience for you Clear wall allows inspection highly versatile and durable 75 Voltage 12 Battery Type N A (no battery) IPX Rating 3 (spraying water) Fixture Material Bronze Light Bulb Base Type Wedge Recommended Light Bulb Shape T5 Wattage Equivalent 18 Manufacturer Color Finish Antique bronze Warranty 1 year limited Weight (lbs 3 Color Temperature (Kelvins) 2700 Run Time (Fully Charged) (Hours) 0 Lumens 250 Batteries Included N A (not battery operated) Number of Batteries Required 0 Number of Light Fixtures 1 Light Brightness N A Bollard No Light Spread Range 1 in to 3 in Package Quantity 1 Wire Length (Inches) 120 Number of Flood Lights 0 Number of Spot Lights 0 Type Path Light Transformer Required Yes Glass Lens Type Clear Bulb Type Incandescent CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes UNSPSC 39111600 Safety Listing UL safety listing ARB265W Exclusive No Fixture Finish Antique Dusk to Dawn Sensor No Motion Sensor No Fixture Color Family Bronze

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