NUVO Lighting 65-586R1 LED Emergency Backlit Flat Panel, 2ft x 4ft, Wattage and CCT Selectable, 100-347V

The 65-586R1 measures 47.72 inches long by 23.75 inches wide, which lays into a nominal 2ft x 4ft grid opening. Depth is 2.88 inches, so you need at least that much clear plenum above the grid. It weighs 11.46 lbs, so on a standard T-bar you should support it with safety wires or tie it back to structure per your local practice.

One part covers the range. The 65-586R1 accepts 100V through 347V, so the same fixture works on 120V, 208V, 240V, 277V and 347V circuits. That is what lets a facility stock one panel across buildings with different service voltages instead of ordering voltage-specific SKUs.

Both are selectable on the fixture itself rather than ordered as separate models. Wattage switches between 30W, 40W and 50W, with output tracking from 3300 to 5750 lumens across those settings. Color temperature is switch selectable too, using NUVO's ColorQuick technology. Set it at install, which means one panel can serve an office at one CCT and a corridor at another.

The 65-586R1 is an emergency backlit flat panel, so the integral battery backup is built into the fixture instead of hanging a separate bug-eye unit beside it. Whether it covers your full egress path is a code question for your AHJ and your photometric layout, but the fixture itself is the emergency unit, not a normal-only panel.

No. The 65-586R1 is rated for indoor damp locations only. That covers a bathroom, a kitchen, or a covered corridor where condensation happens, but not wet locations, direct weather exposure, or open-air canopies. For those you need a wet-location rated fixture.

The LED array is integrated, so there is no lamp to change. Rated life is 50,000 hours average, and at end of life the fixture is replaced as a unit. For an MRO stockroom that means no lamp SKU to carry alongside it.

Housing is aluminum and steel with a white finish, ceiling mounted. The supply whip is short, 3.54 inches, so plan your junction box or flex connection close to the fixture rather than assuming a long pigtail to reach across the grid bay.

CRI is 80+, which is the normal commercial benchmark for offices, classrooms, corridors and retail back-of-house. If you are specifying for colour-critical work such as retail merchandising or healthcare exam areas, a 90+ CRI fixture is the usual call instead.

Yes, lead is the listed California Prop 65 chemical for this panel. The fixture is also RoHS compliant, which matters on institutional and government specs that call for RoHS on electrical equipment.