Rize WC2 Cable 60″ X 18″ Y-Toggle Kit
A toggle hanger is used for hanging fluorescent lights fixutres and other lighting applications. Diffenent lengths are available with WC2 cable. Available shapes are Y and V, as well as single strand.
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A toggle hanger is used for hanging fluorescent lights fixutres and other lighting applications. Diffenent lengths are available with WC2 cable. Available shapes are Y and V, as well as single strand.
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