NUVO Lighting SF76-503 2 Light, 10in, Flood Light, Exterior, PAR38 with Adjustable Swivel & Motion Sensor, Bronze Finish

No bulbs in the box. The SF76-503 takes two PAR38 lamps on E26 medium bases, and you supply them. It is a 120V fixture rated to 150W, so size the two lamps to stay inside that total. Dimming depends entirely on the lamp you put in it, since the fixture itself is halogen-technology rated with no driver of its own.

Yes. The SF76-503 is a wet location rated outdoor fixture, cETLus safety listed, so it can go on an exposed wall with no soffit or overhang protecting it. Housing is die-cast aluminum with glass lenses. Wall mount only, so it is not intended for eave or pole mounting.

The sensor is integral. The SF76-503 ships as a two head PAR38 flood with the motion sensor built into the fixture, so there is no add-on sensor to order and no separate control wiring to run. It wires as a standard 120V fixture.

Yes. The sockets are E26 medium base sized for PAR38, which is the same lamp envelope LED PAR38 retrofits use, so LED lamps thread straight in. The fixture is rated 150W, which is a ceiling not a requirement, so a pair of 15W to 20W LED PAR38s runs well inside it. Whether it dims is down to the lamp you fit, and if the fixture is on a motion sensor circuit, pick an LED the sensor manufacturer allows for switched loads.

No. The SF76-503 is not ADA compliant, and with a 9.5 inch extension off the wall it projects well past the 4 inch limit for wall mounted objects in a circulation path. Mount it above 80 inches, or use a lower profile fixture where it sits in a walkway at head height.

Both lamp holders sit on adjustable swivels, so you can split coverage, one head down the walkway and one across a parking stall, or bring them together for a single hot spot. With PAR38 lamps the beam spread is whatever lamp you choose, so pair a narrow spot and a wide flood if you want both patterns off one box.

A two head PAR38 swivel flood like the SF76-503 is the choice when you want to pick and change the beam yourself. The lamps are field replaceable E26 medium base, so a property manager can swap a failed lamp or re-aim coverage without touching the fixture, and can standardize on one lamp across a whole site. An integrated LED flood gives you no lamp choice at all and the whole fixture is replaced at end of life. The tradeoff is that this one is a halogen-technology housing with no CCT selection, so color temperature comes from whichever lamp you buy.

Bronze is the only finish, part number SF76/503. That is the single ordering configuration, so if you are matching bronze wall packs or bronze coach lights across a property there is no variant decision to make, and no other color to specify wrong on a multi-building order.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the SF76-503, so it needs the standard warning in California jobs and on California-bound shipments. It is RoHS compliant on the restricted substances side.