Medo 90 Dali LED Deckenlampe Schwarz 3000 & 4000K Nordlux wo die Beleuchtung Wind und Die Tischleuchte New York

Medo 90 Dali LED Deckenlampe Schwarz 3000 & 4000K Nordlux wo die Beleuchtung Wind und Die Tischleuchte New York

Name: Medo 90 Dali LED Deckenlampe Schwarz 3000 & 4000K Nordlux wo die Beleuchtung Wind und Die Tischleuchte New York
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 901334958
Price: 609.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6228 (26 reviews)

SKU 901334958 · ★ 4.6

EUR609.00 EUR634.00

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Medo 90 Dali LED Deckenlampe Schwarz 3000 & 4000K Nordlux wo die Beleuchtung Wind und Die Tischleuchte New York wo die Beleuchtung Wind und Wetter standhalten muss luce Modular canopy must be ordered separately And the Medo Ambient also shines on the assembly: the base plate is screwed on the wall or ceiling with the Medo Ambient variant you can easily switch between 3000k and 4000K

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