NUVO Lighting 65-754 Emergency Architectural LED Wall Pack, CCT Selectable 3K/4K/5K, Wattage Adjustable, Bypassable Photocell, 120-277V

Yes, the 65-754 is the emergency version of NUVO's architectural LED wall pack, so it carries integrated emergency capability in the fixture itself along with a bypassable photocell. That makes it a candidate for egress-door and building-perimeter lighting where you need light to stay on when utility power drops, without running a separate emergency unit next to it.

Three field-selectable wattages: 29W, 40W, or 60W, covering 4,060 to 8,640 lumens across the range. One fixture can cover a service door, a parking-lot-facing wall, and a loading area, so a property manager standardizing across a site can stock a single SKU and dial each location in at install.

It is CCT selectable at 3000K, 4000K, or 5000K, set on the fixture, with 80 CRI. If your existing exterior runs warm 3000K or neutral 4000K, you can match it rather than ending up with one mismatched opening.

The driver is universal 120V to 277V, so the same fixture works on 120, 208, 240, or 277 volt service. On commercial buildings that usually means you can put it on a 277V lighting circuit without ordering a voltage-specific version.

Wet location rated and built for outdoor use, with a die-cast aluminum housing and cULus safety listing. Exposed exterior walls, unprotected entries, and wash-down adjacent areas are all within rating.

Yes. The photocell is bypassable, so if the circuit is already controlled by a time clock, panel, or building automation contactor, you can take the cell out of the picture instead of fighting two controls. Left enabled, it runs the fixture dusk to dawn on its own.

Width is 13.8 inches, height 9.35 inches, and extension from the wall is 7.39 inches. The 7.39 inch projection is the number to check against walkways, stair landings, and overhead door tracks before you set the box location. Fixture weight is 9.5 lbs, so a standard weatherproof outlet box on solid substrate carries it.

The fixture is dimmable, and the LED source is integrated, so there is no lamp to order, stock, or replace. Rated life is 50,000 hours. Keep in mind that an integrated LED means the fixture is replaced as a unit at end of life rather than relamped.

No. The 65-754 is a wall-mount fixture only. For pole-top or arm mounting you want an area light or flood, and for a soffit you want a canopy or downlight. Mounting it any way other than to a vertical wall surface is outside what the fixture is built for.

Yes. Lead is listed as a CA Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, which matters for procurement paperwork on California public and institutional projects. The fixture is RoHS compliant. It is not an ADA compliant fixture, so on a protruding-objects path of travel check the 7.39 inch extension and mounting height against your accessibility requirements.

Bronze, on a die-cast aluminum housing, in a traditional architectural style. It is the only finish for model 65-754, so if your site standard is white or dark platinum this is not the match.