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If I'm breaking rules by posting this please delete. I'm selling a 150 Watt LED shoebox fixture. We were over on a job we did so we had a few extra fixtures.

 

I used the wall pack version of this light in my garage as a shop light and it's great.

 

We use this 150 W fixture to replace 400 watt metal halides and HPS units.

 

$125 + shipping from Chicago.

 

Buy a 3 prong plug from homedepot and you can wire this light up for 120 V easily or I can wire it up for you before I ship it out.

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Britt,

 

I'm interested PM incoming. Being a parking lot light one would assume it is weatherproof?

Yup, it's IP66 rated, we used them in our lots and no issue. Provided you wire this for an exterior application you should be fine.

 

If you/I put a plug on it, the plug a not weather proof so I would leave this out in a storm plugged in.

 

 

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Sold, mods please close

 

Texas Sandman was a pleasure to do business with, quick response on everything.

 

 

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