NUVO Lighting 65-062 LED Entrance Light, 13W, Bronze Finish, 120V, Photocell

The photocell is built into the 65-062, so it switches on at dusk and off at dawn on its own. You wire it to a constant 120V hot rather than a switched leg or a timer. That makes it a straightforward swap for an old dusk-to-dawn entry fixture at an apartment stairwell or back door.

It carries a Wet location rating and is listed for outdoor use, so rain and direct weather exposure are fine on an open wall, entry, or loading area. Safety listing is cULus, which covers both US and Canadian installs.

Output is 908 lumens at 13.3W, which is entry and doorway level light, not parking-lot level. It suits a back door, a stair landing, a service entry, or a walkway. If you are lighting a lot or a large facade where an HID wall pack was throwing several thousand lumens, this one will read as a noticeable drop and you want a higher-lumen wall pack instead.

No. The 65-062 is non-dimmable, so it has to run on a plain constant 120V feed. Putting it behind a dimmer or a load-shedding control will cause flicker or driver failure. For a spec calling for dimming or sensor step-down, pick a different fixture.

No. The 65-062 is not ADA compliant, and it projects 5.25 inches off the wall. Along an accessible route where wall-mounted objects between 27 and 80 inches above the floor are limited in projection, that rules it out. Government, healthcare, and school buyers working to an accessible route spec should specify an ADA-compliant sconce for those locations and use this on exterior walls outside the route.

No, the LED is integrated into the fixture, so there is no socket and no replaceable lamp. Rated life is 42,000 hours. On dusk-to-dawn photocell operation that is roughly ten years of service before the whole fixture gets swapped. Property managers standardizing on it should plan replacement by unit, not by bulb.

The housing is aluminum in a bronze finish, which is the usual choice for exterior wall packs because it sheds heat off the LED driver and takes weather better than a molded body. It is a utility-style fixture, so expect a functional look rather than a decorative one.

Wall mount only. It is a wall pack form factor with a 5.25 inch extension off the surface, meant to land on a vertical surface over a junction box. It is not arranged for pole or post mounting, and it is not a downward ceiling fixture. For pole work you want a true area light with a slipfitter or arm mount.

Color temperature is fixed on the 65-062, with no CCT selector switch, and CRI is 70+. If the rest of your exterior openings run selectable fixtures set to a particular kelvin, you will not be able to tune this one to match, so buy a sample and eyeball it against an existing head before committing to a building-wide rollout.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the 65-062. The fixture is RoHS compliant. Institutional and government purchasers who track Prop 65 disclosures on submittals should carry the lead notice through on this one.