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ELCO Lighting EL442CT3BZ 4" Square LED Insert Square Reflector Recessed Lighting Trim 3-CCT - Bronze Finish Main Breaker Load Center Raised neutral bar featuring insta-wire NIOB-2SNDC35XMPW/HL Color Temperatures:4000K / 1950 Max Lumen 11 W x 10 UPC_732180823857

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Cabinet brief

Inset gallery lives in the CRT bezel above; buy desk offsets over the editorial title rail — arcade glow, hard rules, corner brackets.

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ELCO Lighting EL442CT3BZ 4" Square LED Insert Square Reflector Recessed Lighting Trim 3 CCT Bronze Finish Main Breaker Load Center Raised neutral bar featuring insta wire NIOB 2SNDC35XMPW HL Color Temperatures:4000K 1950 Max Lumen 11 W x 10 UPC_732180823857 Raised neutral bar featuring insta wire design for ease of install Specification

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