NUVO Lighting 65-751 LED Small Round Wall Pack, 20W, CCT Selectable, Bypassable Photocell, 120-277V, Bronze Finish

Yes. The 65-751 is a multi-volt fixture rated 120V through 277V, so it runs on 120, 208, 240, or 277 without a separate driver or transformer. One part number covers residential 120V exterior walls and 277V commercial lighting legs, which is why it standardizes well across a mixed-voltage property.

Yes. The photocell on the 65-751 is bypassable, so if the exterior lighting is already switched by a time clock, contactor, or building management panel you can defeat the cell and let the panel control the fixture. Leave it active for standalone dusk-to-dawn operation on a single door or service entry.

The 65-751 is CCT selectable, so you set the color temperature on the fixture at install rather than ordering a fixed-kelvin SKU. That is how you match existing exteriors on a property without stocking multiple part numbers. Color rendering is 80 CRI.

Yes. The 65-751 carries a Wet location rating and is cULus safety listed, so it can go on an unprotected exterior wall exposed to rain. The housing is die-cast aluminum, which is what holds up on coastal and high-humidity installs better than a stamped steel body.

It is 8.7 inches in diameter, 8.7 inches high, and projects 3.4 inches off the wall. That shallow 3.4 inch extension keeps it clear of walkways and door swings, and at 2.42 lbs it mounts to a standard recessed outlet box or wall junction box without extra bracing.

It delivers 2600 to 2800 lumens at 20W, which puts it in the range typically used for door entries, stairwells, service doors, and short walkway runs rather than broad parking area coverage. For a large lot or a high mounting height you want a larger wall pack or an area light; for a single egress door or back-of-house entry this size is the usual choice.

No lamps to buy. The LED module is integrated into the 65-751, with an average rated life of 50,000 hours. There is no socket or replaceable bulb, so at end of life the fixture is replaced rather than re-lamped. For an MRO stockroom that means carrying the fixture, not a lamp SKU.

It is dimmable, so it can be tied into an exterior dimming or step-control scheme. It is also listed ADA compliant, and the 3.4 inch projection keeps it within the shallow profile needed above doors and along paths of travel.

Bronze only, which is the common match for dark exterior trim, brick, and existing HID wall packs on multi-family and commercial buildings. If the building standard is white or architectural black, this part number will not match it.

Yes, lead is listed as the Prop 65 chemical for the 65-751. The fixture is also RoHS compliant. Public agency and institutional buyers who need the Prop 65 notice on file should record the lead listing with the submittal.