NUVO Lighting 65-1152 LED 4ft, Wide Strip Light, 40W, 4000K, White Finish, with Knockout and Emergency Back Up

Yes. The 65-1152 strip is a universal-voltage fixture rated 120V-277V, so the same part works on 120V in a residential or light commercial panel and on 277V off a 480/277 three-phase system. No separate catalog number for the higher voltage.

The emergency backup is built into the 65-1152 as supplied, along with a knockout for feed or conduit entry. You order one part number and get the integral emergency function, which is what makes it usable on egress corridors and stairwells where a code-required illuminated path is part of the job.

No. The 65-1152 is an indoor fixture with a damp location rating only. Damp covers places like covered interior areas that see humidity, such as a laundry room, back-of-house, or an unconditioned storage space, but it does not cover direct exposure to rain or hose-down. For an open garage deck or an exterior soffit you need a wet-location-rated fixture instead.

The housing measures 47.87 inches long, 5.12 inches wide and 2.68 inches high, so it fits a nominal 4 ft run with a little clearance at each end. It weighs 7.88 lbs, light enough to go up on a ceiling box or wall surface, and it is listed for ceiling or wall mounting either way.

The 65-1152 draws 40W and puts out 4829 lumens at 4000K, which lands in the range of a two-lamp 32W T8 strip while cutting the connected load roughly in half. For a four-lamp high-output bay you would be stepping down in output, so plan on tighter spacing or a higher-wattage fixture. The 4000K neutral white matches typical commercial fluorescent color, so it blends with existing 4100K tubes in a phased relamp.

Yes, the 65-1152 is a dimmable LED strip. The LED board is integrated rather than lamped, so dimming is handled by the driver and there is no tube to swap. Match the dimmer to a 0-10V or line-voltage LED control as appropriate for your driver wiring when you spec the control.

There is nothing to relamp. The 65-1152 uses an integrated LED board, included with the fixture, rated 50,000 average hours. For an MRO stockroom that means no tube or ballast inventory for these positions, but it also means the whole fixture is the replacement unit at end of life.

No. It is fixed at 4000K, with no field-selectable CCT switch, and the only finish is white. If you need 3500K or 5000K on the same job, or a selectable-CCT fixture to standardize one SKU across several spaces, you need a different model.

80 CRI is the standard commercial benchmark and is fine for warehouse aisles, stockrooms, mechanical spaces, corridors and garages, which is what this utility-style strip is built for. If the space involves color-critical work like retail merchandising or paint matching, specify a 90 CRI fixture instead.

The fixture is RoHS compliant. It does carry a California Prop 65 notice for lead, which is typical of metal housings and electrical components and is a labeling requirement rather than a restriction on installation. Institutional and government buyers filing submittals usually need both of those on record.