NUVO Lighting 65-586 LED Emergency Backlit Flat Panel, 50W, 2ft x 4ft, Selectable CCT, 100-347V

The 65-586 measures 47.72 inches long by 23.75 inches wide, which is the standard nominal 2x4 lay-in footprint for a suspended grid ceiling. Depth is 2.88 inches, so you need at least that much clear plenum above the grid. Mounting method is ceiling. At 11.46 lbs it is light enough for typical grid, but hard ceilings or drywall will need the appropriate surface or recessed kit for a 2x4 panel.

Yes. The 65-586 accepts 100V through 347V, so the same panel works on 120V, 208V, 240V, 277V and 347V systems. That is useful if you are standardizing one part number across buildings with different service voltages instead of stocking separate 120-277V and 347V versions.

The 65-586 is a backlit emergency flat panel, so the integral battery backup drives the LEDs for egress illumination when normal power drops. It is a single fixture doing both jobs, which means you do not need a separate emergency unit or remote head over that bay. It draws 50 watts and puts out 5500 to 5750 lumens on normal power.

No. The 65-586 is an indoor fixture with a damp location rating only. Damp covers interior spaces that see humidity or condensation, like a covered corridor, locker room, or kitchen area, but not wet locations or direct exposure to weather. For an exterior canopy or garage you need a wet location rated fixture instead.

Color temperature is selectable on the fixture, so one part number covers multiple CCTs and you pick the setting at install. That lets you match the panel to whatever the rest of the ceiling is already running instead of ordering a specific Kelvin value. CRI is 80+.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian requirements, and the fixture is RoHS compliant. Note that it is flagged under California Prop 65 for lead, which matters if you are submitting material disclosures on a public or healthcare project.

Nothing to add. The LED is integrated into the fixture, so there is no lamp base, no tubes, and no relamping. Rated life is 50,000 hours, after which the whole panel is replaced rather than re-lamped.

The panel is dimmable. Pair it with the dimming control method the driver is wired for; the fixture leads are short, 3.54 inches, so plan on a junction box or whip close to the housing for both line and control wiring.

Housing is aluminum and steel, finished in white. It is a utility style fixture, so expect a plain flat face suited to office, corridor, school, and back-of-house ceilings rather than a decorative trim.