HLLEFTWT - H Series Left L-Connector

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Catalog Number: HLLEFTWT Vendor Code WAC
Manufacturer: W.A.C. Lighting
Manufacturer's Part Number: HL-LEFT-WT
Description: H Series Left L-Connector
120V Track Systems Are Modular and Can Be Designed For Multiple Applications In Nearly Any Interior Environment. L-Connectors Are Used to Join Two Pieces Of Track Together With Power Continuity to Form A 90 Degree Angle. L-Connectors Are Power Feedable When Aligned Beneath A Junction Box. L-Connectors Are Offered In Right and Left Versions - It Is Important to Select The Correct L-Connector For Track Polarity. A Great Rule Of Thumb Is to Walk Underneath Where The Track Would Be Installed. If You Have to Ma
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Classification: Led Track, Rail, Task & Undercabinet Lighting
UNSPSC: N/A
UPC/GTIN: 790576003252 / 00790576003252
Weight per unit: 0.15 (lbs/each)

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Description: H SERIES LEFT L-CONNECTOR
Product Type: Track Connector
Long Description: 120V Track systems are modular and can be designed for multiple applications in nearly any interior environment. L-Connectors are used to join two pieces of track together with power continuity to form a 90 Degree angle. L-connectors are power feedable when aligned beneath a junction box. L-connectors are offered in right and left versions - it is important to select the correct L-connector for track polarity. A great rule of thumb is to walk underneath where the track would be installed. If you have to ma

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