NUVO Lighting 65-661 LED Gooseneck, 30W/40W/50W, CCT Selectable 3K/4K/5K, Black, 120-277V, With Photocell

Wet location rated, so the 65-661 gooseneck can go on an open exterior wall, over a loading dock door, a sign, or a storefront face where it takes direct rain. It is a wall mount fixture and ships with a 16 inch mounting arm, with the head projecting 23.23 inches out from the wall. Die-cast aluminum housing.

Plan for 23.23 inches of projection from the wall face, with a 14.17 inch shade diameter and 14.96 inches of overall height. On a walkway or a drive aisle that projection is the number that matters, since the shade hangs out over whatever is below it. The fixture weighs 4.4 lbs, so a standard wall box with a solid backing handles it.

It takes anything from 120V to 277V on the same fixture, so the identical part number goes on a 120V residential-style circuit or a 277V commercial lighting branch. That is the reason to spec one SKU across a portfolio of buildings instead of stocking two.

The photocell is built in, so no separate control, timeclock, or contactor is needed for basic dusk-to-dawn operation. Wire it to an unswitched circuit and it runs itself. If you are putting it on a lighting control panel or a timeclock instead, the fixture is also dimmable.

Two selections get made at the fixture, not at ordering. Wattage switches between 30W, 40W, and 50W, and color temperature between 3000K, 4000K, and 5000K. Output tracks the wattage across a 3300 to 5500 lumen range. Pick the setting before the fixture goes up on the arm, since reaching a head 23.23 inches off the wall on a ladder afterward is the part nobody enjoys.

It is a Dark Sky fixture, the shade is a full RLM-style hood that throws light down onto the wall or sign rather than up into the sky. That is what municipalities with dark sky ordinances and HOAs with light trespass rules are looking for. Safety listing is cETLus, so it clears inspection in both the US and Canada.

Three settings on the fixture: 3000K warm, 4000K neutral, and 5000K cool. Set it to whatever the adjacent openings are already running and the row reads consistent. CRI is 80. Being field selectable means one part number covers a mixed property where the front entry is warm and the service side is 5000K.

The LED is integrated, there is no socket and no lamp to change. Rated life is 50,000 hours, so on dusk-to-dawn operation of roughly 12 hours a night that is over 11 years before you are back at it. For an MRO stockroom this means no lamp SKU to carry against the fixture, the tradeoff being that end of life is a fixture swap, not a bulb.

Output runs 3300 lumens at the low setting up to 5500 at 50W. For a single storefront entry or a doorway, one at the lower setting is usually plenty. For a wide sign band or a multi-bay facade, space several along the run, since the 14.17 inch shade and the downward RLM distribution put light in a defined pool rather than washing broadly.

The 16 inch mounting arm is in the box along with the integrated LED, so the fixture arrives complete for a standard wall mount. What you supply is the wall box or backing and the branch circuit conductors. No lamp, no photocell, and no separate driver to order.

Dimmable, yes. Between that and the 120-277V range it drops onto a commercial dimming or control branch. Worth knowing that the integral photocell will also act on it, so if the fixture is going on a controlled circuit, coordinate the two rather than letting them fight.

Black only, on a die-cast aluminum body. There is one configuration of this fixture, part number 65-661, so the finish decision is made for you. Black on a die-cast housing is the standard choice over storefronts and on barn-style facades where the gooseneck is meant to read as trim.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for this fixture. It is RoHS compliant. If you are a government or institutional buyer with submittal requirements around chemical disclosure, that is the entry that has to go on the paperwork.