NUVO Lighting 65-1072 8 Foot, 78W, LED Double Light Strip, 9000 Lumens, 4000K, 120-277V

No. The 65-1072 is a non-dimming fixture, so it runs at full output only. Don't put it on a dimmer circuit or pair it with a wall dimmer, and don't spec it into a space where the drawing calls for dimming control. If a job needs step or 0-10V dimming, choose a dimmable linear strip instead. On/off switching or occupancy sensing works fine.

It carries a Damp location rating, which covers areas with moisture and condensation but no direct water contact: covered parking, unheated warehouses, basements, laundry rooms, covered walkways. It is not rated for wet locations, so keep it out of anywhere it takes direct rain, spray, or washdown. For a hose-down kitchen or an open exterior, use a wet-location vaportight fixture instead.

Each 8 foot fixture delivers 9000 lumens at 78 watts, 4000K neutral white, at 80 CRI. That works out to roughly 115 lumens per watt. For rough layout: a row of these end to end gives continuous coverage down an aisle at about 1125 lumens per running foot. 4000K reads as clean neutral white, the usual choice for warehouse, shop, garage, and back-of-house work areas where 3000K looks too yellow and 5000K too clinical.

The LEDs are integrated, so there are no lamps to change and no sockets or ballast to maintain. It's rated 50,000 average hours. At 12 hours a day that's roughly 11 years before the fixture reaches its rated life. For an MRO or property maintenance program, that means the relamping line item goes away entirely, but at end of life you replace the fixture rather than a tube.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, which is recognized in both the United States and Canada, so it satisfies the listed-equipment requirement an inspector or a facility spec will look for on either side of the border. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.

Fixed at 4000K. There's no field-selectable CCT switch on this one, so what you order is what you get, and every unit matches every other unit of the same part number. That's an advantage for fleet consistency across a building, but if you're mixing it into a space with 3500K or 5000K fixtures the difference will read on the wall. Color rendering is 80 CRI, standard for utility and back-of-house spaces.

Yes. Lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for this fixture. If you're a distributor reselling into California or a facility buyer with a compliance program, that warning needs to carry through on your documentation and labeling.