GONE under cupboard lights

By mrjackson99
January 6, 2022 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted January 6, 2022

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Posted January 6, 2022

Have removed these from our kitchen cupboards and hoping for them to get reused rather than end up in landfill. Longest light is 800mm. Two 680mm. One 400mm and one 280mm. The two lights with the cords plugged in have working tubes. The others need new tubes. T4 Fluorescent bulbs. Each light can connect to the next one. Not sure how many is max per power output. There are cables to connect to mains in three different points and one connecter cable so you can go round a corner. Includes the plastic fittings and screws to attach to cupboards. FREE to a dimly lit home! Cheers Mark

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