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Philips 13163 250W GX5.3 24V 1CT/10X5F
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Compare top 3 →TL905 Discontinuation blurb when we do NOT have a replacement product.
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Pixel Driver 400 is an ARTNET to SPI driver designed for Acclaim Flex Tube Pixel products. It has built-in 24VDC power, Artnet input networking, and can directly drive up to two (5m) spools or up to four (4.2m) spools of Flex Tube Pixel.
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The Nano Flex RGBW from Acolyte is a large 24V pixel programmable flexible silicone grazer tube rated IP67 for interior or exterior use.
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FLATFLEX - Modern Flexibility with a finished look. MODA’s new ultra low profile flexible lighting solution is just 1/5” (6mm) thick and has all of its components cleverly hidden from view so the flex looks like a lighting fixture. Free from any form of shape memory, it easily bends along it's line of light giving the specifier a multitude of design options. Continuous runs of up to 30ft , easy field cutting at every 4”, CRI 82, 315 lm/ft delivered and a generous beam angle of 150 degrees. Dimming is easy with a MODA Dimmable Driver 0-10V dimming. Full line of accessories available, MODA XTRUSION , clips and simple leader and jumper cables. Clean lines with options of Black, White or Clear Finishes. Supplied in contractor ready 150ft (45.7m) reels. UL listed for use in USA & Canada.
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T3-1/4 xenon wedge base lamps are compatible with Juno® Trac 12™ TL201 Series and TL202 Series wedge base lampholders. 12V clear lamps are available in 3W, 5W, or 10W; 24V frosted lamps are available
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