NUVO Lighting 65-635 Square LED, Wide Beam Angle Canopy Light, 3K/4K/5K CCT Selectable, 60W/75W/90W Wattage Selectable, White Finish

Yes. The 65-635 canopy light accepts 120V through 277V, so it drops onto a 120V, 208V, 240V or 277V branch circuit without a separate driver or transformer. One part number covers residential-style 120V service and commercial 277V lighting panels, which is what makes it practical to standardize across a mixed-voltage property.

It's rated for wet locations and listed for outdoor use, so direct exposure to rain and splash under a gas station canopy, loading dock or breezeway is within rating. Safety listing is cULus Certified, which covers both US and Canadian installs. Housing is die-cast aluminum.

Both are field-selectable on the fixture itself, not ordered as separate part numbers. The 65-635 switches between 60W, 75W and 90W and between 3000K, 4000K and 5000K. Output tracks the wattage setting across a 7920 to 12557 lumen range. For a procurement buyer that means one SKU covers a canopy where you want 5000K at full output and an interior breezeway where 3000K at 60W is enough.

The 65-635 is a square surface-mount canopy fixture measuring 9.57 x 9.57 x 3.62 inches and mounts to the ceiling, so its square plate covers a standard ceiling outlet box location. It weighs 4.47 lbs, light enough that a properly supported 4-inch box carries it. Measure your existing fixture's canopy plate against the 9.57 inch square before you pull the old one down, since anything larger will leave a shadow on a painted deck.

Yes, the 65-635 is a dimmable fixture. The LED is integrated, so there's no lamp to change and no separate driver to spec. If you're pairing it with a control system, confirm the dimming protocol with the driver before you commit a whole garage level to one control type.

No. The LED is integrated with no replaceable lamp or socket, so maintenance is fixture replacement rather than relamping. Rated life is 50,000 hours, which on a dusk-to-dawn canopy running roughly 12 hours a day is on the order of a decade before output degradation matters. That tradeoff is the usual reason MRO buyers accept integrated LED over a relampable head.

CRI is 80, which is the standard commercial grade and fine for garages, docks, service drives and most covered entries. If the canopy fronts a retail storefront or hotel porte-cochere where merchandise and finishes have to read accurately, specify a 90+ CRI fixture instead. Set to 3000K the 65-635 will read warm enough for a hospitality entrance even at 80 CRI.

Yes. Lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the 65-635, so a warning applies for California sales. The fixture is also RoHS compliant, which matters where a facility spec or green building purchasing policy calls it out.

White only, on a die-cast aluminum housing. There's no bronze or dark finish option on this model, so if you're matching dark-finish fixtures elsewhere on the property, the 65-635 will stand out against them. On a painted white parking deck or soffit it disappears.