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Pauluhn 700 Series compact fluorescent and incandescent industrial globe and guard light fixtures from Eaton's Crouse-Hinds Division are used for ceiling, wall and flush mount lighting applications in industrial and marine locations. Constructed of cast copper-free aluminium or cast marine brass for marine applications, Pauluhn 700 Series fixtures are available in 18 W, 26 W and 32 W compact fluorescent, as well as 100 W, 150 W and 300 W incandescent.

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Certifications and compliances

NEC and CEC

Conforms to IP66
Marine Outside Type Saltwater
ABS

UL standards

UL 1598A – luminaires for marine vessels

Design features

Available in 18 W, 26 W and 32 W compact fluorescent or 100 W, 150 W and 300 W incandescent
High temperature silicone gaskets provide a watertight seal
Choice of ceiling, wall or flush wall mount
Protective guard provided
A wide variety of globe materials and colours

Standard materials

Fixture housing – Cast copper-free aluminium or Cast marine brass
Guard - Cast copper-free aluminium or Cast marine brass
External hardware – stainless steel
Globe – glass, tempered glass, or polycarbonate
Gaskets – one-piece silicone

Drawings and design support

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Pauluhn 700 Series Industrial Globe and Guard Fixtures

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