Eaton FPS320G2 Linear Fluorescent Light Fixture - IP66

Through-feed wiring with non-metallic cable glands enables a faster, cleaner installation with fewer field splices, reducing wiring errors and post-installation service calls. This simplifies upgrading or retrofitting in busy facilities where downtime matters, and it supports scalable installations across large production floors. The business impact is measurable in reduced installation time and lower labor costs, with straightforward integration into existing plant power circuits and control schemas. Application: overhead mounting and long cable runs in harsh environments where reliability matters. The second feature is the rugged IP66 and NEMA 4X-rated housing crafted from fiberglass-reinforced polyester, providing outstanding protection against dust, wash-down water, and physical impact. The result is longer service life and lower replacement expenses, especially in damp or chemical-adjacent zones. Application: wash-down rooms, outdoor enclosures, and exposed factory bays. A third feature is a 3-lamp, 2 ft design delivering higher lumen density in a compact footprint, reducing fixture counts and energy use across aisles and workstations. This translates to lower capital expenditure and improved lighting uniformity for operator safety. Application: manufacturing lines and staging areas with tight headroom. The matte polycarbonate lens diffuses light with minimal glare while maintaining durability, cutting eye strain in high-activity environments and reducing maintenance from lens damage. Application: production floors and loading docks with busy traffic. The fourth feature highlights 120 Vac, 60 Hz operation and 20W per lamp efficiency, enabling compatibility with standard industrial power systems and predictable operating costs. Application: retrofits and new builds across typical facility electrical architectures. Industry insight notes that FPS320G2 sits within the Pauluhn Intrepid line, delivering consistent performance across challenging environments while complementing existing lighting strategies and maintenance programs.