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Solar Goes Green 72-Lumen 0.72-Watt Black Low Voltage Solar LED Spot Light Outdoor LED Lights This powerful cordless 3/4 in per panel

USD85.99

USD110.99

SKU 84467855838 · ★ 4.3

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Solar Goes Green 72 Lumen 0.72 Watt Black Low Voltage Solar LED Spot Light Outdoor LED Lights This powerful cordless 3 4 in per panel This powerful cordless 3 4 in 2 UNSPSC 27112700 Case Type Bag Type Disc Dust Management Yes Cordless No ) 5 Manufacturer Color Finish Black Color Temperature (Kelvins) 3000 Run Time (Fully Charged) (Hours) 12 Number of Batteries Required 2 Number of Light Fixtures 2 Lumens 72 Batteries Included Yes Warranty 3 year limited Light Brightness N A Transformer Required No Type Spot light Safety Listing UL safety listing CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Fixture Color Family Black Fixture Finish Gloss Glass Lens Type Clear UNSPSC 39111600 ARB265W Exclusive No Bulb Type LED Dusk to Dawn Sensor Yes Motion Sensor No Smart Compatible No Collection Name N A Power Source Solar Voltage Type Low voltage Wattage 0

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