Eaton ESB46174HR Linear Fluorescent Light Fixture - IP66

304 stainless steel housing and an acrylic lens deliver outstanding corrosion resistance and ease of cleaning, enabling reliable operation in washdown-prone environments. The durable construction reduces routine maintenance, resists chemical exposure, and minimizes replacement cycles, delivering a lower total cost of ownership for facilities such as food processing, pharmaceuticals, and chemical processing plants. IP66 ingress protection and a NEMA 4X enclosure protect internal components from dust, water spray, and harsh chemicals, even in humid production lines or outdoor loading docks. This level of protection directly lowers field failure rates, extends service intervals, and supports consistent lumen maintenance in facilities where uptime is critical. Six-lamp, four-foot length delivers high lumen output while maintaining a compact profile and an efficient 32W draw. This combination reduces the number of fixtures needed for large areas, lowers energy consumption, and eases ballast management, ultimately supporting comprehensive lighting upgrades in warehouses and production halls. Through-feed mounting with 3/4-inch entry and two NPT hubs offers flexible, tool-friendly installation in challenging electrical runs and tight ceiling spaces. It simplifies field routing, minimizes wiring work, and shortens project timelines, which is especially valuable in retrofit projects or new-build facilities with stringent installation schedules. Universal input of 120–277 VAC, 50/60 Hz provides a single, stock-ready solution across multiple zones and equipment types. This compatibility reduces inventory costs, simplifies commissioning, and enables fast replacements during plant expansions or maintenance outages. High reflectance reflector paired with an acrylic lens improves light distribution, reduces glare, and achieves uniform illumination across work surfaces. This performance helps meet stringent lighting standards, enhances worker safety, and supports compliance with energy and lighting codes while lowering overall fixture counts.