Sealey Aluminium Reflector for LED100HB LED100HBR

Sealey Aluminium Reflector for LED100HB LED100HBR

Marsoni

M251S

$11.82

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Sealey Aluminium Reflector for LED100HB LED100HBRSupplied with fixings to attach the reflector to the high bay light. Manufactured from aluminium to reflect light and dissipate heat. Suitable for use with LED100HB. LOW BAY SOLUTION The Sealey range of high bay lights can be used as low bay lights with the use of aluminium reflectors. Suitable for use with Sealey Model No. LED100HB 100W High Bay Light 6000K. REDUCE GLARE Designed to focus the light and reduce glare when looking at the high bay light.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024