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deborahbarr2000

6 years ago

How long is the length of the cable? Thinking of using in a vaulted ceiling

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Daniel Trejo
6 years ago
Hello Deborah,

The maximum lowering distance is 1980 cm.

Let me know if I can help you with something else.

Your Houzz Team-Daniel
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