NUVO Lighting 62-928 42W, LED Shop Light, White Finish, 4000K

No. The 62-928 is a non-dimming fixture, so it runs full output on a standard switched 120V circuit. Wiring it to a dimmer will not vary the light and can damage the driver. If a maintenance spec calls for dimming or occupancy-based dimming control, this is the wrong fixture for that opening.

The 62-928 puts out 4200 lumens at 42 watts, which is in the same output range as a typical two-lamp T8 shop light while drawing less power. Color is fixed 4000K neutral white with 80 CRI, so it reads cleaner and whiter than an older 3500K fluorescent. Rated life is 50,000 hours, and the LEDs are integrated, so there are no tubes or ballast to restock.

It is an indoor fixture with a damp location rating. Damp covers areas with humidity or occasional condensation that are still under cover, like a covered garage bay, basement, or utility room. It is not rated wet, so do not use it where it can take direct rain or hose spray, or in an open carport exposed to driven weather.

It is cETLus listed, which covers it to the applicable US and Canadian safety standards. That is the listing most facility and institutional specs accept in place of a UL mark. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.

The fixture is built for ceiling mounting, so the standard install is surface mounted flat to the deck or a junction box. Housing is a mix of acrylic, plastic, and metal at 3.75 pounds, so it is light enough for one person to hold up while wiring. Any chain or cable suspension hardware would be separate from the fixture itself.

Color temperature is fixed. The 62-928 is not CCT selectable, there is no field switch, and it is built at 4000K only. If you are standardizing a building and need matching color across a run, order all of them as the same model, since mixing in a selectable fixture set to a different Kelvin will show a visible color shift in the ceiling line.

No. The LEDs are integrated into the fixture, with no socket or replaceable tube, so there is nothing to relamp. Average rated life is 50,000 hours; at end of life the whole fixture gets swapped. For MRO planning that means no lamp or ballast inventory for these, but it does mean a fixture-level replacement rather than a five minute tube change.

Yes. Lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, so it ships with the California warning. That is disclosure only and does not affect where the fixture can be installed, but purchasing groups in California usually want it recorded on the submittal.

The manufacturer part number is 62-928, also written 62/928 by NUVO. It is offered in the white finish only, 42W, 4000K, 120V. One finish, one configuration, so there are no options to specify on the order.