Single Anti Corrosive 6 Foot LED Ready Fitting
£45.73
£32.32
£38.78
Save a total of £13.41
Part No: NCFB61
Product Summary
LED
G13
IP65
1880 mm
Leading Brand
Single (1x)
Light Fitting
220-240 Volt
98 mm
Single Anti Corrosive 6 Foot LED Ready Fitting
from Leading Brand (Model: NCFB61)An extremely reliable single LED ready anti-corrosive fitting designed for use with 6 foot LED Tubes. This fitting comes pre-wired for LED usage with the Live and Neutral at one end and no ballast included. With an IP65 rating and included plastic clips this fully sealed is ideal for use in robust Commercial and Industrial applications.
Please note tubes not included.
Wired live and neutral to one end as standard. Simply remove starter to convert to 'wired both ends'.
Product Barcodes
associated with this item| 5055807614481 | |
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Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| HSCR/TR170 |
Additional Information
for product items in general
£4.39 inc. VAT
QuickFind #: 34699, Part Number: TPCV Alternative Codes: TPCV
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