NUVO Lighting 65-701 4ft LED, Linear Strip Light, Wattage and CCT Selectable, White Finish

Yes. The 65-701 linear strip is rated 120V-277V, so it drops onto either a standard 120V branch circuit or a 277V commercial lighting circuit without a different part number. That makes it usable in the same building where back-of-house runs at 277V and tenant spaces run at 120V.

Both are selectable on the fixture itself. Wattage switches between 30W, 40W and 50W, with output tracking from 3900 to 6750 lumens, and the CCT is selectable as well. One fixture covers three light levels, so you can stock a single SKU and tune it per space on install day instead of ordering separate wattages.

No. The 65-701 is rated for indoor use and damp locations only. It will handle a covered walkway, laundry room or stairwell where moisture is present but water does not hit the housing. Open parking decks and anywhere exposed to direct weather need a wet location rated fixture instead.

It mounts either way. The mounting method is ceiling or wall, so the same fixture works surface mounted overhead in a corridor or run horizontally along a wall in a shop or storage room. The body measures 48 inches long, 2.95 inches wide and 3.27 inches high, which is what you need to check against beam spacing or a tight soffit.

The 65-701 is dimmable. The LEDs are integrated into the fixture rather than being replaceable lamps, so dimming is handled by the onboard driver and the control has to be one rated for LED drivers, not an old incandescent rheostat.

Nothing to buy. The LED array is integrated and included, so there are no T8 tubes or sockets involved. There is also no relamping down the road, which is the trade off: the diodes are rated 50,000 average hours and when the fixture reaches end of life the whole unit gets replaced.

For a fleet of openings the selectable LED makes standardizing simpler. One 65-701 covers 30W, 40W or 50W and a choice of color temperature, so a laundry room, a basement corridor and a storage cage can all take the same part and be dialed in differently. A fluorescent strip locks you into the tube wattage and color you stock, plus ballast and lamp replacement. The trade off is that the LED is integrated, so maintenance is fixture swap rather than lamp swap.

Steel housing in a white finish, weighing 3.56 lbs. At that weight a single installer can hold it up while landing the mounting, and it is light enough for standard ceiling anchors rather than needing a structural support. The fixture is RoHS compliant and carries a California Prop 65 notice for lead.

80 CRI is the normal spec for utility and MRO lighting, and that is what this strip delivers. It is fine for corridors, stock rooms, mechanical rooms, garages and laundry areas. Where color judgement matters, like a retail sales floor, a paint area or a clinical exam room, specify a 90+ CRI fixture instead.

White only, under part number 65-701 (also written 65/701). There is no other finish option on this model, so a run of them across a building will match without having to specify anything beyond the part number.