L2SSS LED Slim Strip with Lens from Stanpro
August 8, 2018
Features:
– Slim housing
– Junction box cover
– 120-277V
– 0-10V dimming standard
– Quick ship
– Long-life LEDs that provide 80+ CRI
– Offered in 4000K
For more information HERE
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