NUVO Lighting SF76-502 2 Light, 10in, Flood Light, Exterior, PAR38 with Adjustable Swivel & Motion Sensor, White Finish

Bulbs are not included with the SF76-502. It takes two PAR38 lamps with a medium E26 screw base, so you order the lamps separately. Pick whatever beam spread and color temperature the site needs, LED PAR38 included, as long as the base is E26.

Yes. The SF76-502 is an outdoor fixture with a Wet location rating and a cULus safety listing, so it can go on an exposed wall, eave, or open soffit where it takes direct rain. Housing is die-cast aluminum.

The fixture is rated 150W total at 120V. Split across the two PAR38 sockets that is 75W per head with incandescent or halogen lamps. LED PAR38 lamps draw far less, so wattage is rarely the limiting factor if you lamp it with LED.

It measures 10 inches wide by 4.75 inches high with a 9.5 inch extension from the wall. Allow for more than that in practice, since the two heads are on adjustable swivels and aiming them out or down pushes the lamps past the fixture body. It is a wall-mount fixture and weighs 1.73 lbs, so a standard weatherproof outlet box carries it easily.

Dimming on the SF76-502 depends entirely on the lamp you install, since the fixture itself has no driver. The bigger point for most installs: it has an integral motion sensor, so it is wired to constant 120V power and the sensor does the switching. Putting a dimmer or an external photocell ahead of a motion-sensor head is not how these are normally controlled.

Yes, both PAR38 heads ride on adjustable swivels, so you can throw one down a walkway and the other across a lot or at a door from the same 10 inch wall-mount body. Beam coverage comes from the PAR38 lamps you choose, so pair a narrow spot with a wide flood if the two aiming targets are at different distances.

No. It is a lamp-holder fixture listed under halogen technology, not an integrated LED unit. There is no LED board and no driver inside, which is actually an advantage for MRO: when the light fails you swap a PAR38 lamp instead of the whole fixture. You can still run LED PAR38 lamps in it.

No, this NUVO flood light is not ADA compliant. With a 9.5 inch extension it projects well past the 4 inch limit that governs objects mounted on a circulation path between 27 and 80 inches above the floor. Mount it above that zone (typical for a flood light on an eave or high on a wall) or use a shallower ADA-compliant sconce where it sits along a walking route.

Yes. The SF76-502 is listed with lead as a CA Prop 65 chemical, so a warning applies for California sale and distribution. It is RoHS compliant.

White only, on a die-cast aluminum body. If you are standardizing security lighting across a property and the other openings are bronze or black, this model will not match; it is a single-finish fixture.