NUVO Lighting 65-535R1 LED Medium Flood Light, 30W, 4000K, Bronze Finish, 100V-277V, Dimmable

Yes. The 65-535R1 medium flood is a universal-voltage driver rated 120V-277V, so it drops onto 120V, 208V, 240V or 277V branch circuits without a separate driver or transformer. That is what lets one part number cover both a 120V multi-family site and a 277V commercial panel.

Wet location rated and cULus safety listed, so it can be mounted where rain hits it directly, including under open sky, on walls, or on a pole bracket. The housing is die-cast aluminum. It is an outdoor fixture, not a damp-location-only unit.

4000K is neutral white, the common choice for security and perimeter lighting because it renders colors and license plates better than the older 3000K warm output without going to the bluish 5000K look some municipalities restrict. The 65-535R1 is fixed at 4000K, it is not a field-selectable CCT fixture, so if you need to match 3000K or 5000K heads elsewhere on the property you need a different part.

At 30W drawing 3975 lumens, the 65-535R1 sits in the range facility crews typically use to retire a 150W quartz halogen or a small 70W metal halide flood on wall packs, loading docks, and parking-area accent lighting. Match on lumens rather than watts: 3975 is the number to compare against whatever is up there now.

No. The LED is integrated into the fixture, there is no socket and no removable lamp, so at end of life the whole head gets swapped. Rated life is 50,000 hours, which on dusk-to-dawn operation of roughly 12 hours a night runs past 11 years. For MRO planning, stock the fixture, not lamps.

The 65-535R1 is a dimmable fixture. On a multi-voltage 120V-277V LED driver, dimming is normally run from a 0-10V control rather than a line-voltage wall dimmer, so plan the control wiring with the electrician before rough-in rather than assuming a standard incandescent dimmer will do it.

The head measures 7.17 x 8.58 x 1.77 inches and weighs 2.54 lbs. That is light enough for a standard weatherproof junction box with a knuckle mount, and the slim 1.77 inch depth keeps it close to a wall or soffit face where projection matters on a walkway.

The 65-535R1 is built in bronze only, which is the standard dark finish most exterior building hardware and pole fixtures are specified in. If your existing heads are white or black, this part number will not match, since finish is not an option on this model.

CRI is 80+, the usual commercial minimum for exterior and general-purpose lighting. It renders signage, brickwork, and landscaping accurately enough for a hospitality or retail frontage. If a design spec calls for 90 CRI accent lighting on a facade, this utility-style flood is not the fixture for it.

Yes, lead is listed as the Prop 65 chemical of concern for the 65-535R1, which is typical for a fixture with cast metal and electrical components. The fixture is also RoHS compliant. Institutional and government buyers who track Prop 65 disclosure should file it under lead.