NUVO Lighting 65-537 LED Large Flood Light, 50W, 3000K, Bronze Finish

Yes. The 65-537 LED flood light accepts 100V to 277V, so the same fixture works on 120V residential or small commercial circuits and on 208V, 240V or 277V commercial lighting panels. That is one SKU you can standardize on across mixed-voltage buildings rather than stocking separate versions.

It is rated for outdoor use with a Wet location rating and carries a cULus safety listing, so direct exposure to rain and splash is within its rating. Mounting is ceiling or wall, which covers soffit, eave, and wall-pack style placements. The housing is die-cast aluminum.

No. The 65-537 is not dimmable, so it must be fed a straight switched line. Do not wire it to a 0-10V, ELV, or TRIAC dimming control. On/off switching, a photocell, or a relay-based occupancy control is the right approach for this fixture.

It is a fixed 3000K warm white output with 80+ CRI. Color temperature is not selectable, so there is no field switch for 4000K or 5000K. If you are matching existing floods on a building, confirm the others are 3000K, otherwise the new fixture will read noticeably warmer than a 4000K or 5000K neighbor.

The 65-537 draws 50W and puts out 5,717 lumens, which is in the range a 150W metal halide or a 300W to 500W quartz halogen flood used to cover. If you are swapping out an older parking lot or building perimeter flood, compare on the 5,717 lumen figure rather than wattage, since LED and HID wattage do not translate directly.

No, the LED is integrated into the fixture, so there is no lamp to change and no socket or base to match. Rated life is 50,000 hours average. For an MRO stock plan, treat it as a whole-fixture replacement item rather than carrying spare lamps.

The fixture measures 8.50 inches long by 10.16 inches wide by 2.13 inches high and weighs 3.62 lbs. That is a slim, broad head, so it will generally hide a small existing wall box footprint, but at only 2.13 inches deep it does not conceal a large recessed opening. The low weight means standard wall or ceiling anchoring into solid substrate is enough.

Yes. Lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the 65-537. The fixture is also RoHS compliant. If you are submitting a materials disclosure package for a government or healthcare project, those are the two data points to carry forward.

Bronze only, on a die-cast aluminum body in a utility style. If you need the flood to blend into a dark soffit or a bronze storefront system, that matches. There is no white or black option on this model number.