NUVO Lighting 65-1070 2ft, 20W, LED Double Light Strip Fixture, 2200 lumens, 4000K, 120-277V

Yes. The 65-1070 strip fixture is a universal-voltage unit, wired for anything from 120V through 277V, so the same part number goes into a 120V residential-style panel or a 277V commercial lighting circuit without a separate SKU. That matters for MRO and facility buyers standardizing a stockroom item across mixed-voltage buildings: one fixture covers back-of-house 120V and 277V corridor or warehouse circuits. It draws 20 watts and puts out 2200 lumens.

No. The 65-1070 is a non-dimming fixture. Putting it on a dimmer switch will get you flicker, buzz, or no start at all, and it can damage the driver. Wire it to a standard on/off switch, an occupancy sensor rated for switching line voltage, or a relay panel. If the space needs dimming, this is the wrong fixture and you want a dimmable LED strip instead. The color is fixed 4000K neutral white as well, so there's no field-selectable CCT switch on it.

Only partly. The 65-1070 carries a damp location rating and is classed as an indoor fixture, so it handles humidity, condensation, and the kind of moisture you get in a covered loading dock, a laundry room, a basement, or a stairwell. It is not wet-location rated, so do not mount it where water can hit it directly, under an open canopy, or anywhere exposed to driving rain or washdown. A covered parking structure with no direct water contact is inside its rating; an open one is not.

The 65-1070 measures 24.02 inches long, 3.58 inches wide, and 2.48 inches deep, so it sits about two and a half inches off the surface once it is mounted. Plan on a 24-inch run per fixture when you're laying out a row, and check that 2.48-inch projection against low-clearance spots like a stairwell soffit or above a garage door track. The body weighs 2.43 pounds, light enough to go into a steel deck, a joist, or a drywall anchor without blocking or unistrut.

Nothing to order alongside it. The 65-1070 is an integrated LED fixture, meaning the diodes are built into the housing. There's no lampholder, no tombstones, and no T8 or T5 tube to buy, stock, or replace. That also means the LEDs are not field-replaceable, so at end of life you swap the whole fixture rather than a lamp. The tradeoff is real for a property manager: no relamping ladder time and no lamp inventory, at 50,000 rated hours of life.

For utility and back-of-house spaces, yes. A 20W double light strip at 2200 lumens is aimed at storage rooms, corridors, mechanical rooms, laundry, and similar service areas, not at task-critical or retail display lighting. The 4000K neutral white reads clean and slightly cool, which is what most facility standards call for in a service space, and the 80 CRI is normal for utility lighting. For a wide open warehouse floor or a high bay, you'd run multiple fixtures in a row or step up to a high bay instead.

The 65-1070 is cETLus listed, which covers it for both US and Canadian installations, and it is RoHS compliant. That's the pairing an institutional or government specifier normally needs for a nationally recognized testing laboratory mark on a submittal package. Note it also carries a California Proposition 65 warning for lead, which matters if you're shipping to or specifying for a California facility.

A linear strip like the 65-1070 is the bare-bones choice: an open steel channel with the LEDs exposed, meant for surface or chain mount in spaces where appearance doesn't matter, like a storeroom, mechanical room, or garage. A wrap adds a diffuser lens that softens glare and keeps dust and insects off the light source, which is worth it in an occupied office or a retail back area. A troffer drops into a lay-in grid ceiling, which a strip cannot do. If you have a hard ceiling or exposed deck and the room is utility, the strip is the right and cheapest form factor.

There's only one configuration, so there is nothing to spec out. The NUVO Lighting 65-1070 comes in white, at 20 watts, 2200 lumens, 4000K, and universal 120-277V. No CCT selector switch, no wattage selector, no dimming version under this number. Order by the part number 65-1070 and the quantity you need. If you want a different color temperature or a dimmable driver, that's a different NUVO part, not an option code on this one.

Steel body, finished in white. That's the standard construction for a commercial strip fixture and it takes knocks better than a plastic wrap-around in a shop, garage, or storage area where carts and ladders get moved around. The white finish is the only one offered on the 65-1070, which is what you want anyway in a utility space since it bounces light off the ceiling rather than absorbing it.