Lithonia Lighting HGX LED 2RH 40K 120 MO M2

Yes. The HGX LED 2RH mounts to a recessed junction box on either a wall or ceiling, and the crossbar and mounting hardware come in the box. It is a surface-mount fixture, wet location listed, and intended for mounting 4 feet above the ground. The two lamp heads adjust tool-lessly so you can aim them after the plate is on.

Motion sensing is built in, so no external occupancy control or timer is needed. The MO designation in the model number is the motion sensor version. Note there is no emergency battery back-up in this version, so if the circuit drops the fixture goes dark. For egress or emergency lighting duty you need a battery-backup model instead.

No. This one is a 120V fixture only. If your building runs a 277V lighting circuit, this model will not work on it and you need a 277V or multi-volt floodlight instead.

It draws 25 watts and produces 2,750 lumens at 4000K, a neutral white, with an 80 CRI. Rated life is over 50,000 hours to 70 percent lumen maintenance. At 4000K it reads clean and bright for parking, loading and building perimeter work rather than the warmer look of a 3000K residential fixture.

Rated for outdoor use and listed for wet locations, so direct rain and snow are fine. The housing is cast aluminum with a polyester powder paint finish, the lenses are sealed, and the LED heads are thermally isolated from the driver. It is UL and cUL listed to US and Canadian standards.

Two finishes: dark bronze (DDB), ordered as HGX LED 2RH 40K 120 MO DDB M2, and white (WH), ordered as HGX LED 2RH 40K 120 MO WH M2. Dark bronze is the usual match for bronze-trimmed commercial exteriors; white suits light stucco and soffits. Same fixture and output either way, so you can mix across a property without the light changing.

It is an ENERGY STAR certified product, and the listed standards include C-UL-US and CA Title 24. That plus the integral motion sensor is typically what a rebate program or a California exterior lighting spec is asking for.

Overall size is 7.56 in x 6.14 in x 4.41 in, with round lamp heads. It lands on a recessed junction box using the supplied crossbar, which is the same prep most twin-head halogen floods used, so a straight swap on an existing box is usually a matter of reusing that opening. Check the old canopy is not wider than 7.56 inches if paint shadow is a concern.

The LEDs are integral and static, not a replaceable lamp, so there is no relamping. Rated life is 50,000 hours, which is where the maintenance-free claim comes from. Plan on replacing the fixture rather than stocking lamps for it.