NUVO Lighting 65-535 LED Medium Flood Light, 30W, 4000K, Bronze Finish

Yes. The 65-535 LED flood is an outdoor fixture with a Wet location rating, so it can take direct rain exposure on an exterior wall or soffit. The housing is die-cast aluminum and the fixture is cULus safety listed.

It will. The 30W flood accepts 100V to 277V input, so the same part works on 120V residential circuits and on 208V, 240V or 277V commercial and multi-family panels. That makes it easy to standardize one SKU across a portfolio with mixed voltages.

No. The 65-535 is a non-dimmable fixture, so it should be wired to a straight switched or contactor-controlled circuit, or run off a photocell or timer that simply makes and breaks the line. Putting it on a dimmer can cause flicker or premature driver failure. If you need dimming on the circuit, specify a dimmable flood instead.

Fixed. The 65-535 is a 4000K neutral white fixture and is not CCT selectable, so there is no field switch for 3000K or 5000K. If you are adding to a building that already runs 4000K exterior lighting it will match; if the rest of the site is 3000K or 5000K, order that color instead rather than expecting to adjust this one. CRI is 80+.

The 65-535 puts out 3427 lumens from 30W, which lands it in the same output band as a small 150W quartz halogen flood or a 70W metal halide unit. Judge the swap on lumens rather than wattage: if the fixture you are pulling off the wall was producing roughly 3,000 to 3,500 lumens at the end of its life, this is a like-for-like replacement at a fraction of the load.

No. The LED is integrated, with no lamp base and no replaceable bulb, so the fixture is replaced as a unit at end of life. Rated life is 50,000 hours, which on a dusk-to-dawn schedule of about 4,200 hours a year is roughly a decade of service. For MRO stocking that means you hold spare fixtures, not spare lamps.

Both. The 65-535 is rated for ceiling or wall mounting, so it works under a soffit or canopy aimed down as well as on a wall aimed across a lot or a loading area. At 2.54 lbs it is light enough that the mounting point is rarely the limiting factor.

The fixture measures 7.13 inches long, 9.17 inches wide and 1.93 inches high. It is a slim, low-profile head, so it sits close to the surface, which matters when you are mounting under a tight soffit or where a bulky flood would project into a walkway.

Bronze only, over a die-cast aluminum housing. Bronze is the common exterior default on apartment and commercial buildings, so it usually blends with existing wall packs and sconces; if your site standard is white or dark bronze/black, pick a flood in that finish rather than trying to match this one.

Yes. The 65-535 is listed with a California Proposition 65 chemical disclosure for lead, which is typical of fixtures with die-cast metal components and electrical assemblies. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.