Lumen Output of 10" Gustafson 12V RV LED Ceiling Light # GUS54FR

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Hi! I'm trying to determine the difference between 277-000328 5in and GUS54FR 10in I see that the lumens in 000328 are 375 but I cant find the lumens for the 10in one. It looks like they might be the same and the only difference is the footprint of the fixture on the ceiling? Please let me know if I'm missing something? Thanks so much!

asked by: Dayna N

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The 10" Gustafson 12V RV LED Ceiling Light # GUS54FR produces the same 375 lumens with 6 watts of power as the 5" Gustafson 12V RV LED Ceiling Light # 277-000328.

expert reply by: Bud M

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