Eaton FAS240L Linear Fluorescent Fixture - IP66

IP66-rated enclosure and rugged aluminum housing guard against dust, water, and washdowns, delivering durable service in ordinary locations. This protection translates into fewer unscheduled outages and lower maintenance costs on demanding production floors. The fixture is well-suited for warehouses, assembly lines, and other areas where exposure to moisture and debris is common, without compromising brightness or reliability. Through-feed wiring with a single non-metallic gland and a plug-end design simplifies installation and future upgrades. This reduces field labor and minimizes wiring errors during startup, enabling faster project delivery. The approach is advantageous for new-builds and retrofit projects where dependable, code-compliant wiring is essential to keep lines running. Two-lamp, 4 ft configuration delivers ample illumination with a total 40W input, balancing brightness and efficiency. Lamps are included to minimize downtime, and the T12 bi-pin specification ensures broad compatibility with common shop luminaires. This setup supports long corridors, workstations, and staging areas where consistent light levels drive safety and productivity. Matte polycarbonate lens and aluminum housing resist impact, maintain optical clarity, and withstand daily handling in busy facilities. The lens choices minimize scuffs and scratches, reducing re-lamping frequency and downtime. This combination is ideal for high-traffic production rooms and loading areas where visibility and reliability directly affect throughput. Lamps included, T12 bi-pin compatibility, and NEC/CEC compliance deliver a turnkey solution that accelerates procurement and commissioning. With an IP66 rating and NEMA 4 enclosure, the fixture meets critical safety and environmental standards, easing approvals and long-term maintenance planning. From a maintenance perspective, the through-feed design reduces fixture-to-fixture gaps and simplifies cleaning and service routines, delivering measurable ROI through lower lifecycle costs. In practice, facilities see fewer service calls, faster replacements, and more consistent lighting performance across shifts.