NUVO Lighting 65-149 LED Canopy Fixture, 70W, 5000K, 120-277V

Yes. The 65-149 is rated for outdoor use and carries a Wet location rating, so it can go in open-air canopies, covered walkways, parking structures and loading docks where wind-driven rain reaches the fixture. It is cUL Listed. Housing is die-cast aluminum, which is what holds up in that kind of exposure.

One model covers the range. The 65-149 is a multi-volt fixture rated 100V to 277V, so the same part works on 120V residential-style circuits, 208V and 240V three-phase taps, and 277V commercial lighting panels. That is the main reason to standardize on it across a portfolio of buildings with mixed panel voltages, no separate SKU per site.

It is a surface-mount ceiling fixture measuring 10 x 10 x 3.75 inches (length x width x height) and weighing 5.95 lbs. It mounts flat to the canopy deck or ceiling, so you need a junction box or outlet at the location, not a stem or pendant drop. The low 3.75 inch profile matters under tight canopies and in garages with vehicle clearance limits.

No. The 65-149 is fixed at 5000K, with CCT Selectable listed as No, so there is no field switch for 3000K or 4000K. If you are matching an existing canopy where the other fixtures are a warmer color, this one will not blend, you would need a different model. 5000K is the typical choice for parking and security lighting where cool white reads better on camera.

The 65-149 puts out 8,400 lumens at 70W, which is in the same delivered-light territory as a mid-wattage HID canopy unit once you account for the lumen depreciation and optical losses an aging metal halide has. Plan the layout on the 8,400 lumen figure and your target footcandles rather than a wattage swap, since LED delivers light downward instead of in all directions. One-for-one replacement at existing spacing is the usual approach.

Yes, the 65-149 is a dimmable fixture, so it can be tied into a dimming control scheme for after-hours level reduction in garages and canopies. Pair it with a driver-compatible control and verify the dimmer's load range against the 70W draw and the voltage you are running.

No, there is no lamp to change. The LEDs are integrated into the fixture and rated for 50,000 average hours, so service means replacing the whole unit. For an MRO stocking plan that means carrying the fixture itself rather than lamps, and no relamping labor in between.

NUVO Lighting part number 65-149, also written 65/149, a 70W 5000K LED canopy fixture at 8,400 lumens, 100-277V, in bronze. That is the full identity of the item, there are no sub-options to specify.

The 65-149 is an 80 CRI fixture, which is the standard for parking, garage, walkway and service-canopy lighting and is accepted on most commercial specs. Where it falls short is anywhere color judgment matters, retail product display or vehicle paint inspection, where a 90+ CRI fixture is the better call. For security and circulation lighting, 80 CRI at 5000K is the normal spec.

Bronze is the finish, on a die-cast aluminum housing, in a utility style. It is the dark finish that disappears against a painted soffit or a stained canopy deck, as opposed to a white housing. Only the one finish is offered, so if your other canopy units are white, this will not match visually.

Both apply. The 65-149 is RoHS compliant, and it carries a California Prop 65 listing for lead, so a Prop 65 warning is required for sale or distribution into California. Institutional and government buyers who track this on submittals should note the lead listing alongside the RoHS compliance.