NUVO Lighting 62-1787 Blink Pro Plus, 29.5W, 15in, Surface Mount LED, CCT Selectable, 90 CRI, Black Finish, 120/277V, Round Shape

Yes. The 62-1787 is a dual-voltage fixture, rated 120V/277V, so the same part number works on standard 120V branch circuits and on 277V lighting circuits common in commercial panels. That means one SKU covers both a tenant corridor on 277V and a 120V back-of-house area.

The round fixture measures 15 inches in diameter and only 1.06 inches deep, so it sits nearly flush to the ceiling and covers a standard ceiling outlet box. It is a ceiling-mounted surface fixture, not a recessed can, so no plenum depth is needed above the deck. At 3.37 lbs it is light enough for a typical ceiling box rated fixture support.

Bathrooms and other damp indoor spaces are fine. The 62-1787 carries a Damp location rating and is listed for indoor use, so it suits enclosed bathrooms, laundry rooms and similar. It is not an outdoor fixture, so keep it off open soffits, exposed patios, or anywhere it can take direct rain.

Color temperature is selectable on the fixture itself, so one unit covers the warmer and cooler options rather than stocking separate part numbers per CCT. Color rendering is 90 CRI, which is the level spec'd where finishes, merchandise or skin tones need to read accurately, such as hospitality, healthcare and retail. Light output runs 2100 to 2220 lumens from 29.5 watts.

It is a dimmable fixture, so it can be put on a dimmer circuit. The light source is an integrated LED rated for 50,000 average hours, which means there is no lamp to change; at end of life the fixture is replaced, not relamped. Plan your MRO stock accordingly if you are standardizing a building on these.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, covering both US and Canadian requirements, and the fixture is RoHS compliant. Note the California Prop 65 disclosure for lead, which matters if you are shipping into California and have to pass that notice through to the end user.

An edge-lit close-to-ceiling panel like the 62-1787 spreads light broadly and mounts on the deck, so it works where you cannot cut into the ceiling at all: concrete slabs, existing plaster, or ceilings with no cavity above. A recessed downlight is the better pick when you want tight, directional light or a fully hidden fixture and you have plenum depth to work with. For retrofit work over an existing box, the surface mount saves the ceiling repair.

The body is die-cast aluminum rather than stamped steel or plastic, which helps it shed heat from the LED driver and stand up to knocks in corridors and stairwells. The finish is black, and the low 1.06 inch profile keeps it out of the way of carts and ladders.