Keystone KT-ALED140PS-M2-OSB-PMA-8CSB-VDIM-P 140W Power Select Color Select LED Area Light with NEMA Type 7-pin Twist Lock Receptacle + Shorting Cap, Type III, IV, and V Optics, Pole Mount

Yes, both are field selectable on the fixture. Power selects between 140W, 100W and 70W, and color temperature selects between 3000K, 4000K and 5000K. Lumen output tracks the wattage setting at 20700, 14750 or 10700 lumens. That lets one fixture cover several photometric targets, so a property manager can stock a single SKU for a parking lot and step it down where light trespass is a concern.

Type III, Type IV and Type V optics are all available on the fixture. Type III suits roadway and perimeter runs, Type IV throws forward for wall or building-edge mounting on a pole at the lot edge, and Type V is symmetrical for pole locations in the middle of an open lot. One fixture family covers the three most common parking and site layouts.

Input is universal 120-277V, so the same fixture works on single-phase 120V or 277V branch circuits without a separate model. Confirm the circuit voltage at the pole base before terminating.

A twist lock photocell is included, along with mounts. The fixture carries a NEMA 7-pin twist lock receptacle with a shorting cap, and the sensor type is photocell. The 7-pin receptacle also leaves the door open to a networked control node later if you standardize on one.

Pole mount. The mounting method is pole and the mounting hardware is included with the fixture. If you need a building-mounted fixture, look at a wall pack or a slipfitter/wall bracket version instead.

Dimming is 0-10V, so it wires to a standard 0-10V control channel or an external dimming controller with a purple and gray pair. There is no built-in wireless control on this fixture, so any scheduling or daylight harvesting beyond the included photocell has to come from the 0-10V input or a control node in the 7-pin receptacle.

Bronze housing, which is the standard finish on most commercial site poles and shoebox fixtures, so it will generally blend with an existing bronze lot. If your site is standardized on black or white poles, this one will read differently.

Rated life is 50,000 hours and CRI is greater than 80. At dusk-to-dawn operation on the included photocell, roughly 4,000 hours a year, 50,000 hours works out to over a decade of service. CRI above 80 is the usual spec floor for parking and site lighting where color recognition matters for security camera footage.

No separate LED module ships with or is serviced on this fixture, and it is not an accessory device. Treat it as an integral, sealed luminaire: you maintain it by replacing the head, not by swapping a light engine. Plan spares accordingly if you are relamping a whole lot.