007-1000 Crouse-Hinds WashPro Non-Electrical End Cap - PBT Replacement

007-1000 Crouse-Hinds WashPro Non-Electrical End Cap - PBT Replacement

Replacing a cracked or chemical-worn dead end on a Pauluhn WashPro fixture? The Crouse-Hinds 007-1000 is the non-electrical end cap for that job. It caps the non-wired end of the WashPro non-metallic fluorescent fixture and keeps the wet-location seal intact in washdown areas. Molded from PBT, it stands up to the cleaning chemicals and high-pressure hose-downs these fixtures see in food and beverage plants.

This is the non-electrical end - if you need the wired end with the strain relief connector, that is the 007-1050. Grab the right one before you order so you only make the trip once.

Common Applications

• Swapping out damaged dead-end caps on WashPro fixtures
• Washdown and hose-down areas in food and beverage plants
• Sanitary and corrosive-duty wet locations
• Routine maintenance on Pauluhn WashPro lighting

Key Features

• Direct replacement: Fits the non-electrical end of the Pauluhn WashPro fixture.
• PBT body: Holds up to washdown chemicals and corrosive cleaning duty.
• Gasket included: Field-replaceable silicone gasket already adhered in the cap.
• Non-electrical end: No wiring - it just caps and seals the dead end.

Specifications

• Catalog Number: 007-1000
• Manufacturer: Eaton Crouse-Hinds series
• Fixture Line: Pauluhn WashPro
• Type: Non-electrical end cap
• Material: PBT
• Gasket: Field-replaceable silicone, pre-adhered
• Location: Ordinary/non-hazardous

Product Identification

• UPC: 662276376083
• GTIN: 00662276376083

FAQ

Is this the wired end or the dead end? The dead end - it is non-electrical. The wired end is 007-1050.

Will it hold up to washdown? Yes. PBT and a silicone gasket are built for hose-down and chemical exposure.

Does the gasket come with it? Yes, the silicone gasket is already adhered in the cap and is field-replaceable.

What fixture does it go on? The Crouse-Hinds Pauluhn WashPro non-metallic fluorescent fixture.

Can I reuse the old gasket? Replace it if it is worn. The gasket is what keeps the wet seal tight.