NUVO Lighting 65-543 LED Tempered Glass Flood Light with Bypassable Photocell, CCT Selectable 3K/4K/5K, Wattage Adjustable 100W/125W/150W

Both are selectable on the fixture itself. Wattage switches between 100W, 125W and 150W, and color temperature between 3000K, 4000K and 5000K. Output tracks the wattage setting across a 12,000 to 21,000 lumen range. Set it before you close the fixture up, because it means one part number can cover a building entry at the low setting and a yard light at the high one.

Yes. The photocell is bypassable, so if the circuit is already switched by a timeclock, contactor or building control, you can bypass it and let the panel run the schedule. Left active, it gives you standalone dusk-to-dawn operation with no controls at all.

It carries a Wet location rating and is cULus safety listed, so it can be mounted outdoors where rain hits it directly, including building faces, pole arms and unprotected soffits. The housing is die-cast aluminum with a clear tempered glass lens.

The 65-543 is dimmable, so it can be tied into a dimming control scheme rather than just switched. Note the photocell is a separate function: the photocell handles dusk-to-dawn on/off, dimming handles level.

Light enough for a single-person install: 4.74 lbs, with the fixture measuring 11.61 x 16.84 x 3.86 inches. At that weight a standard knuckle or trunnion mount on a solid substrate handles it without supplemental bracing.

No. The LED is integrated, not a replaceable lamp or base, so there is no relamping. It is rated at 50,000 average hours, and at end of life the fixture gets swapped rather than serviced. Plan spares at the fixture level, not the lamp level.

CRI is 80, which is the normal spec point for exterior area and security lighting: people and vehicle colors read accurately enough for cameras and for identification. If you are matching existing exterior fixtures on a campus, 80 CRI at 4000K is the most common pairing to standardize on.

Bronze is the finish, which is the usual match for existing exterior wall packs and pole heads on commercial and multi-family buildings. There is no other finish option on this model.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the 65-543. The fixture is also RoHS compliant. Institutional and government buyers who require the warning to be passed through in submittals should note the lead listing.