Progress Lighting P2642-30 3-Light Universal Fan Light Kit, White
P2642-30 Finish: White Features: -Three light universal fan light kit.-Material: Glass.-Comes with quick connect wire. Specifications: -Accommodates: 3x60W candelabra base bulbs (not included). Dimensions: -Overall dimensions: 7” H x 13.63” W. Collection: -AirPro collection.
Product Features
P2642-30 3-Light Universal Fan Light Kit is compatible with ‘Progress Lighting Fans’ only.
White Finish. Alabaster glass
13-5/8-Inch Diameter x 7-Inch Height
Uses (3) 60-Watt candelabra bulbs (included)
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