NUVO Lighting 65-1701 4ft LED, Linear Strip Light, Wattage and CCT Selectable, White Finish, Microwave Sensor

Yes. The 65-1701 linear strip is a universal-voltage fixture, accepting anything from 120V through 277V, so the same part number works on 120V residential-style circuits and on 277V commercial lighting panels. That is what makes it practical to standardize one SKU across a whole facility instead of stocking separate voltage versions.

Both are set at the fixture, not at the order. Wattage is field selectable at 30W, 40W or 50W, and the CCT is selectable as well, with output running from 3900 lumens at the low setting up to 6750 lumens at the high one. You order one part number and dial in the light level and color on site, which is why a single stocked fixture can cover a back-of-house corridor and an open warehouse bay.

Yes, the 65-1701 ships with an integral microwave occupancy sensor, so the fixture switches itself on when it detects motion in the space and drops back off when the area clears. For stairwells, storage rooms, parking structures and utility corridors that means occupancy control without running a separate sensor, low-voltage wiring or a control module.

No, not outdoors. The 65-1701 is an indoor fixture with a damp location rating, which covers spaces that see humidity or condensation, like laundry rooms, covered walkways that stay dry from direct weather, basements and warehouse interiors. Any location exposed to rain, snow or direct water needs a wet location rated fixture instead.

Either one. The fixture is rated for ceiling or wall mounting, so it can go up flat to a deck or ceiling surface or be run horizontally along a wall above a workbench or in a stairwell. It measures 48 inches long, 2.95 inches wide and 3.27 inches high, so plan the mounting surface and any obstructions around that depth.

The whole fixture. This is an integrated LED strip with no lamp base and no removable tube, so there is nothing to relamp. It is rated at an average 50,000 hours, and maintenance planning should be built around replacing the unit at end of life rather than stocking lamps for it.

The fixture is dimmable and carries the microwave occupancy sensor on board. If you are pairing it with a dimming control, match the driver's dimming protocol to the control you plan to use before you wire the run, since the sensor handles on/off switching independently of the dimming input.

It renders at 80 CRI, which is the standard commercial level for warehouses, stockrooms, corridors, mechanical spaces and general work areas. If the space is one where color judgment matters, like paint matching, print inspection or retail sales floor display, you want a 90 CRI fixture instead.

The housing is steel and the fixture weighs 3.56 pounds over its 48 inch length. That is light enough for standard surface mounting or suspension hardware on most decks, and the steel body holds up better to knocks in a warehouse or garage aisle than a plastic-bodied strip.

Yes. The 65-1701 is listed with lead as a CA Prop 65 chemical, so California jobs require the standard Prop 65 disclosure. The fixture is also RoHS compliant, which matters for institutional and government procurement that specifies it.

White, and that is the only finish the 65-1701 is built in. If you are matching a run of existing strips across a corridor or warehouse bay, the white steel housing is consistent unit to unit, so the fixture standardizes cleanly across a facility.