Nuvo Lighting SF76/658 Transitional One Light Landscape in Verde finish, 12.50 inches
Nuvo Lighting SF76/658 Transitional One Light Landscape in Verde finish, 12.50 inches
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About This
- 1-light 13" outdoor landscape flood light in antique verdi finish
- Max 150 watts and 120 volts, and uses (1) PAR38 light bulb with E26 base; bulb(s) not included
- Made from glass and metal, the lantern is rated for wet locations and is cULus listed
- Mount to the ceiling or use stake post; for commercial or residental applications, such as landscape, walkway, garden, and other exterior spaces
- Includes a 1-year limited manufacturer warranty
Overview
- Brand : Nuvo
- Color : Verde
- Material : Aluminum, Glass
- Style : Halogen
- Light fixture form : Ceiling
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