Phillips-MHC70/U/MP/4K 70 Watt - ED17-P - MasterColor - Pulse Start - Metal Halide - Protected Arc Tube - 4000K - Medium Base - ANSI M143/O or M98/O - Universal Burn (12 pack) Number of Lights_3 Title 24 Compliant: Yes

Name: Phillips-MHC70/U/MP/4K 70 Watt - ED17-P - MasterColor - Pulse Start - Metal Halide - Protected Arc Tube - 4000K - Medium Base - ANSI M143/O or M98/O - Universal Burn (12 pack) Number of Lights_3 Title 24 Compliant: Yes
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SKU: 78800405974
Price: 411.50 USD
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Phillips MHC70 U MP 4K 70 Watt ED17 P MasterColor Pulse Start Metal Halide Protected Arc Tube 4000K Medium Base ANSI M143 O or M98 O Universal Burn (12 pack) Number of Lights_3 Title 24 Compliant: Yes Title 24 Compliant: Yes so confirm the ballast in the existing fixture before ordering

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