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PhoenixNRG Streamliner

Suitable for applications with T12 fluorescent lamps.

Published

2 years ago

on

February 22, 2022

By

Signs of the Times Staff

This LED tube, PBS (powered by socket) retrofit sign cabinet solution works where direct 120-277V input power is used. For installation, no power supply hookup is needed. Featuring an LED extrusion bar for rigidity, the product is suitable for applications with T12 fluorescent lamps.

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