NUVO Lighting 65-1125 LED 4ft, Slim Strip Light, 38W, 4000K, White Finish, Connectible

Yes. The 65-1125 slim strip is universal voltage, 120V through 277V, so the same fixture works off a 120V circuit in a residential garage or a 277V lighting circuit in a commercial building. No separate part number for the higher voltage.

The 65-1125 is a connectible 4 ft strip, so units can be joined in continuous runs rather than wired as separate stand-alone fixtures. Each body measures 47.87 inches long, so plan roughly 4 feet of ceiling or wall per fixture when laying out a run.

Damp location only, and indoor only. That covers spaces with humidity or condensation, such as a covered walkway, basement, or utility room. It is not a wet location fixture, so keep it out of direct water spray or exposed exterior positions.

The 65-1125 delivers 4565 lumens from 38 watts at 4000K, a neutral white. For general utility and storage spaces, that is roughly the output shops expect from a two-lamp 4 ft fluorescent strip, so a one-for-one replacement layout usually holds. Color rendering is 80 CRI, which is standard for utility and back-of-house work rather than color-critical tasks.

Yes, the fixture is dimmable. The LEDs are integrated, so there is no lamp to swap and the driver is what the dimmer controls. Color temperature is fixed at 4000K, not field selectable, so dimming changes level only, not the color.

Both. The 65-1125 is a surface fixture rated for ceiling or wall mounting. The housing is 2.56 inches wide and only 2.68 inches deep, so it sits tight to the surface in low-headroom spaces like stairwells and corridors, and it weighs 5.23 lbs per unit for anchor selection.

No. The LEDs are integrated into the 65-1125, so there is nothing to order alongside it and nothing to relamp. Rated life is 50,000 hours, which is why these get specified for high-ceiling or hard-to-access runs where a maintenance crew would otherwise be pulling tubes.

The fixture is RoHS compliant. It also carries a California Proposition 65 notice for lead, which matters if you are procuring for a California facility and need the warning documented in your submittal.

White only, in a utility style housing. That is the single finish offered, which keeps a multi-fixture run consistent across a building without matching to worry about.