NUVO Lighting 65-1145 LED 4ft, Wide Strip Light, 40W, 4000K, White Finish, Connectible with Sensor

Yes. The 65-1145 wide strip light is a universal-voltage fixture rated 120V through 277V, so it drops onto either a 120V lighting circuit in a residential-style building or a 277V commercial branch circuit without a separate model number or a step-down transformer. That is what makes it practical to standardize on one fixture across a mixed-voltage portfolio.

No. The NUVO 65-1145 is rated for indoor use and damp locations only. Damp covers places like a covered interior corridor, a laundry room, or a basement where condensation happens, but not anywhere exposed to direct rain, hose-down, or driving weather. A covered garage that takes blowing rain needs a wet-location-listed fixture instead.

The 65-1145 delivers 4,829 lumens from 40 watts at 4000K, a neutral white. That output from a single 4 ft fixture puts it in the range typically used to replace a two- or three-lamp fluorescent strip in a shop, stockroom, corridor, or back-of-house area, and the 4000K color renders cleaner and less yellow than a 3000K fixture without going to the blue-white of 5000K. CRI is 80.

The 65-1145 is a connectible fixture, so multiple units can be joined in a run rather than home-running power to each one. That is the reason to pick this over a standalone strip when you are lighting a long corridor, aisle, or storage bay: fewer junction points and a continuous line of light. Each fixture is 47.87 inches long, so figure roughly four feet per unit when you lay out the run.

The sensor comes with the fixture. The 65-1145 is the sensor version of NUVO's wide strip light, which matters for spaces where code or an energy program calls for automatic shutoff, such as storage rooms, back corridors, and utility spaces. If you are running several fixtures together and only need sensing at one point, order the sensor version where you want the control and the non-sensor version elsewhere in the run.

Both are supported. The fixture is listed for ceiling or wall mounting, so it can go surface-mounted overhead in a corridor or stockroom, or run horizontally on a wall above a workbench or stairwell. At 47.87 inches long by 5.12 inches wide and 2.68 inches high, plan your mounting points and any surrounding obstructions around that footprint. It weighs 7.7 lbs, so the substrate needs to hold that at the fixture's mounting points.

Dimmable, yes. Color temperature, no. The fixture is fixed at 4000K and is not CCT selectable, so you cannot field-switch it to 3500K or 5000K. If you are matching existing fixtures in a building, confirm the other heads are 4000K or accept a visible difference. Dimming is supported, so it can be tied to a dimming control scheme.

No. The LED source is integrated, with no lamp base and no replaceable bulb, so there is nothing to relamp. Rated average life is 50,000 hours, which is the planning number for an MRO or facilities schedule: at roughly 12 hours a day that is over eleven years before the rated point. When it does fail, the fixture is replaced as a unit.

Width is the thing to check. This is NUVO's wide strip at 5.12 inches across and 2.68 inches deep, noticeably broader than a single-lamp narrow strip channel. If you are pulling an old fluorescent strip off a ceiling, the wider body will usually cover the old mounting scar rather than leave it exposed, which works in your favor. Where it causes trouble is tight soffits, shallow coves, and any location with less than about five and a quarter inches of clear width.

RoHS compliant, yes. It also carries a California Proposition 65 notice for lead, which is a disclosure requirement for products sold into California and something institutional and government procurement typically needs recorded on the submittal.