NUVO Lighting 65-1092 LED 4ft, Ceiling Wrap with Pull Chain, 40W, 3000K, 120V

Both. The 65-1092 is rated for ceiling or wall mounting, which makes it usable over a workbench, in a stairwell, or along a corridor wall as well as on a flat ceiling. It measures 47.50 inches long by 5.5 inches wide with a 2.63 inch profile, so surface clearance for that depth is what governs the location. At 4.71 lbs it is a light fixture to hang.

Damp locations only, and indoors. The 65-1092 carries a Damp location rating with an indoor designation, which covers humid interior spaces such as laundry rooms, basements, and covered walkways that stay dry of direct water. It is not a wet-location fixture, so do not use it where it will see rain, hose-down washdown, or direct spray. For those, you need a wet-rated vapor tight.

Nothing else to order. The 65-1092 is an integrated LED wrap, meaning the light source is built into the fixture and there are no tubes, sockets, or ballast to buy. Rated life is 50,000 hours. The tradeoff is that when the LED reaches end of life you replace the fixture, not a lamp, which is the usual reason MRO buyers standardize on one model across a building.

3000K, a warm white with a slightly yellow cast, and it is fixed, not color selectable. That reads warmer than the 4000K neutral white most back-of-house and shop spaces use, so if you are adding to an existing building check what is already up. CRI is 90, which is high for a utility wrap and worth having where color has to be judged, like a paint or stock room.

Yes, the 65-1092 is cETLus listed, which covers both US and Canadian safety requirements and is the listing an inspector or spec will normally accept in place of UL. It is also RoHS compliant. The body is steel in a white finish.

The pull chain on the 65-1092 lets the fixture be switched right at the unit, which is what you want in a closet, attic, storage room, or garage where there is no wall switch and running one is not worth the drywall work. Wire it to a constant 120V feed and control it locally. If the space already has a wall switch, or is a corridor or open area where occupants should not be able to kill individual fixtures, use a plain wrap with no chain instead.

Yes. Lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the 65-1092, so shipments into California carry the warning. It has no bearing on installation or on the fixture's use indoors, but it is worth flagging to institutional and government purchasers whose submittals ask for Prop 65 disclosure.