Eaton FBR18-225 Marine Interior Berth Light - NEC/CEC
Part Number: FBR18-225
Quick Summary
FBR18-225 marine interior berth light from Eaton provides compact 1-lamp, 8W T5 illumination for vessel berths. This addresses space constraints and corrosion risk common in shipboard interiors. It carries NEC/CEC compliance and Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Location classifications to support safe, compliant operation. Coupled with 50 Hz, 220 Vac operation and a galvanized steel housing, it delivers reliable performance and lower maintenance. Designed for marine interiors, berths, and crew cabins, it supports consistent lighting quality across the fleet while simplifying procurement.
Product Information
Extended Description
FBR18-225 Eaton: Eaton Crouse-Hinds series Pauluhn FBR marine interior, 50 Hz, Acrylic lens, T5, Galvanized steel, Wall mount, 1-lamp, Berth type, 220 Vac, 8W
Product Name
Eaton Crouse-Hinds series Pauluhn FBR marine interior
Catalog Number
FBR18-225
UPC
662276393417
Product Length/Depth
12.63 in
Product Height
3.31 in
Product Width
2.5 in
Product Weight
2.2 lb
Area classification
Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations
Standards type
NEC/CEC
Type
Berth
Number of lamps
1-lamp
Wattage
8W
Light type
T5
Material
Galvanized steel
Lens material
Acrylic
Mounting Method
Wall
Voltage rating
220 Vac
Frequency rating
50 Hz
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Eaton Specification Sheet - FBR18-225
Feature: Compact berth luminaire with 1-lamp, 8W T5 lamp configuration and acrylic lens in galvanized steel housing. Business Impact: Reduces energy usage and maintenance while delivering durable, shipboard-ready performance. Application: Ideal for berths and crew cabins in commercial vessels and yachts. The design minimizes ballast needs, cuts downtime, and ensures dependable service in harsh marine environments. The 50 Hz, 220 Vac supply aligns with standard vessel electrical systems, enabling quick integration into existing layouts. This enhances uptime and fleet standardization across ships and rigs. Long-tail keywords: marine interior lighting, berth lights, wall-mounted luminaires, T5 fluorescent, acrylic lens, galvanized steel housing.
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FAQs
The FBR18-225 is designed for wall mounting in marine interiors. Its galvanized steel housing and acrylic lens resist humidity and corrosion, making it compatible with berths, cabins, and other shipboard interiors. With a single 8W T5 lamp and 220 Vac supply at 50 Hz, it integrates into standard vessel electrical systems while maintaining compact headroom in tight spaces.
The FBR18-225 carries NEC/CEC standards alignment and is classified for Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations. This ensures regulatory compliance for shipboard interior lighting, simplifies approvals during vessel retrofits or new builds, and reduces risk associated with marine electrical installations.
Yes. The berth-type lumen, 1-lamp design, and wall-mount installation are specifically aimed at berths and crew cabins. Its compact 12.63 inch length, 3.31 inch height, and 2.5 inch width fit tight spaces, while maintaining adequate illumination for reading, night-time tasks, and general cabin comfort.
Key specs include 8W, 1-lamp, T5, 220 Vac, 50 Hz operation with an acrylic lens and galvanized steel housing. It is designed for marine interiors, resisting humidity and corrosion typical of vessel environments, and suitable for installation in ordinary locations, ensuring reliable performance in demanding conditions.
The 1-lamp design reduces ballast requirements and simplifies lamp replacement, lowering lifecycle costs. The acrylic lens resists yellowing in humid settings, and the galvanized housing provides rugged durability, lowering replacement frequency. Overall, this supports uptime, standardization across fleets, and usable life in busy marine operations.