NUVO Lighting 62-1744 Blink Pro, 13W, 9in, LED Fixture, Square Shape, 4000K, White Finish, 120/277V

The 62-1744 Blink Pro carries a Wet location rating, so it can go in damp and wet spots like a shower ceiling or a bathroom over a tub. NUVO still classifies it as an indoor fixture, so use it inside the building envelope rather than on an open exterior soffit. Safety listing is cETLus.

Yes. The Blink Pro 62-1744 is a 120V/277V fixture, so the same part number works on standard 120V residential and lighting-panel 277V commercial circuits. That is what makes it practical to standardize one SKU across a whole property where corridors run 277V and units run 120V. It draws 13W.

No can needed. The 62-1744 is a surface ceiling-mount edge-lit panel measuring 9.00 inches long by 9 inches wide with a height of just 0.67 inch, so it sits essentially flat against the finished ceiling. That low profile is why it suits low-headroom spots like closets, stairwells, and basements where a recessed housing will not fit the joist cavity.

This one is fixed at 4000K neutral white, not field selectable. If you need 2700K or 3000K to match existing warm-white fixtures in a lobby or apartment, the 62-1744 is the wrong part number and you will want a different Blink Pro color temperature. Finish is white only.

The 13W Blink Pro is listed as dimmable. It is an integrated LED fixture, so it needs an LED-compatible (electronic low voltage or LED-rated forward phase) dimmer rather than an old incandescent rheostat. If the room is on a legacy dimmer, swap the control when you swap the fixture.

Output is 1200 lumens at 13 watts, with a CRI of 90 for accurate color rendering. That is roughly a 75W-100W incandescent equivalent in output terms, which covers a bathroom, a hallway, a laundry, or a small bedroom as a single ceiling source. For larger rooms, plan multiple units rather than one.

No. The LED is integrated into the fixture, with no socket or replaceable bulb, so at end of life the whole unit is swapped. Rated life is 50,000 hours, which at roughly 4 hours a day is on the order of three decades of service, so for MRO stocking you are buying a fixture, not a lamp.

The base is die-cast aluminum, which helps sink heat on the LED board and resists the dents a stamped-steel pan picks up in a utility space. The fixture weighs 1.48 lbs, well under the load any standard ceiling outlet box is rated to carry.

Yes. The 62-1744 is identified as containing lead for California Proposition 65 purposes, so a warning applies for California jobs. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.