NUVO Lighting 65-1703 82W, 8 Foot LED, Linear Strip Light, CCT Selectable, 120-347V, White Finish, Microwave Sensor

Yes. The 65-1703 is a universal-input fixture rated 120V through 347V, so it drops onto 120, 208, 240, 277 or 347 volt circuits without a separate driver selection. That makes it workable in Canadian 347V industrial panels as well as standard US commercial 277V lighting branch circuits.

Color temperature is field selectable on the fixture itself, so one part number covers the job and you set the CCT at install. That is useful when you are matching new strips to existing lighting in a building, or standardizing a stock item across a facility instead of carrying three Kelvin versions on the shelf.

The 65-1703 is an indoor fixture with a damp location rating. An unconditioned but covered space like a parking garage, a loading dock under cover or a basement is fine. A wash-down area, an open-air canopy edge or anywhere subject to direct spray or rain is not; that calls for a wet-location rated fixture instead.

The 65-1703 ships with an integral microwave occupancy sensor, so the strip reacts to motion in the space rather than needing a wall switch or separate ceiling sensor, which is why it gets specified in warehouse aisles, stairwells and parking structures. The fixture is also dimmable, so it can be tied into a dimming control scheme alongside the sensor.

Output is 10,400 to 10,800 lumens from 82 watts, with the range depending on which CCT you select. That puts it in the territory of a traditional 8 foot fluorescent strip fixture running two or four lamps, at a fraction of the connected load. CRI is 80, which is normal for general warehouse, back-of-house and corridor lighting rather than color-critical work.

The light source is an integrated LED, so there are no lamps to stock or change out. The LED board and driver are part of the fixture, and the published life is 50,000 average rated hours. For an MRO storeroom that means no lamp SKU to carry, but relamping is not an option down the road.

The body is steel with a white finish, which is the standard construction for commercial strip fixtures in warehouses, stockrooms and corridors where a fixture can take an occasional knock from a cart or a ladder. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.

Yes. Lead is listed as a Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, which matters if you are shipping into California on a public or institutional project where the warning has to be passed along with the submittal package.