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"HAWK" SCARE LIGHT DUAL 20W HALOGEN - MANUFACTURERS
SELECT BY ITC # 81760-D
"HAWK" SCARE LIGHT DUAL 20W HALOGEN - MANUFACTURERS SELECT BY ITC # 81760-D Attractive design Rectangular shape Two 20 watt halogen bulbs in a 6-position bulb holder Provides more light to the patio area Bright direct light Crystal clear lens.Dimensions: 5.5H x 6.75W x 2.5D (SEE PHOTO) |
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