Legrand Launches New FSP 600 Series to Simplify Wireless Lighting Control in Parking Garages, High Bays, and Outdoor Spaces

October 16, 2026

 Legrand® has announced the launch of the Wattstopper FSP-600 Series, a next-generation wireless in-fixture lighting control solution. Featuring 0–10V dimming with integrated motion sensing, daylight harvesting, and wireless networking, the FSP-600 delivers flexible, scalable control for a wide range of applications. Designed to work seamlessly with the Wattstopper PLUS wireless system and Polaris software, offering a single, scalable control platform. Ideal for parking garages, site lighting, high-bay spaces, and core-and-shell applications, the FSP-600 wireless in-fixture solution leverages OEM fixture partnerships to offer a complete fixture and controls package for indoor and outdoor applications.

Features & Benefits:  

  • Streamlined installation: FSP 600 integrated luminaires arrive with controls pre installed and factory tested, reducing on site installation time and minimizing risk.
  • Scalable, unified control platform: Paired with Polaris and Wattstopper PLUS, allowing portfolio wide standardization and simplified system management. 
  • Energy savings: Built-in occupancy sensing, auto calibrating photocell capabilities, and dynamic dimming response optimize energy efficiency. 
  • Robust wireless connectivity: Delivers reliable advanced grouping, remote adjustments, and comprehensive system diagnostics for stable, high performance operation.
  • Versatility across applications: parking garages, site lighting, high bays, and shell spaces, helping simplify project design. 

“With the launch of the FSP 600 Series, we’re removing complexity from in-fixture lighting controls,” said Shana Longo, Vice President of Strategy, Legrand. ““The FSP-600 Series empowers facility managers, OEMs, and specifiers with a scalable platform that delivers indoor and outdoor code compliance, system wide visibility and management, and exceptional design and installation flexibility across key environments.”

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