NUVO Lighting 65-755 CCT and Wattage Adjustable LED Wall Pack, Integrated Bypassable Photocell

One part number covers three outputs. The 65-755 wall pack is field-selectable at 29, 40, or 60 watts, producing 4060 to 8640 lumens depending on the setting. That lets you stock a single fixture and set lower wattage over a back door and full output over a loading dock or parking area. Color temperature switches too, at 3000K, 4000K, or 5000K, so you can match warm or neutral light on existing buildings without a separate order.

Yes. It accepts any line voltage from 120V through 277V, so the same fixture works on 120V residential-style circuits and on 208/240/277V commercial branch circuits. No separate voltage version to specify.

It ships with an integrated photocell that switches the fixture dusk to dawn on its own, and that photocell is bypassable. If the site runs a time clock, contactor, or building management system, bypass the cell and let the panel control the circuit. The fixture is also dimmable, so it can be tied into a 0-10V style dimming scheme where one is in place.

It carries a cULus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian installations and is what an inspector looks for on an exterior commercial fixture. The fixture is also RoHS compliant. Note it is not ADA compliant, so on a protruding-object-restricted path of travel it is not the right choice at 7.39 inches of projection.

Plan for a fixture 13.8 inches wide and 9.35 inches high, projecting 7.39 inches off the wall. That projection is worth checking on a walkway or stair landing where a deep fixture can become a head-strike or clearance problem. It mounts to the wall and weighs 9.5 pounds, so a standard outlet box with a fixture-rated mounting plate carries it.

The LED array is integrated, with no socket and no replaceable lamp, so there is no bulb to reorder and no bulb to specify. Rated life is 50,000 hours. At dusk-to-dawn operation of roughly 4,000 hours a year, that is on the order of twelve years before the array reaches its rated point. When it does end, the fixture gets replaced rather than relamped.

Bronze is the finish, a traditional-style housing that blends with most masonry and brick exteriors. Color rendering is 80+ CRI, which is adequate for exterior security and surveillance work where you need to distinguish vehicle and clothing color. Setting the fixture to 4000K or 5000K gives the cooler, higher-contrast light most camera installs prefer.

Yes. Lead is identified as a Proposition 65 chemical on this fixture, which matters for public agency and institutional procurement in California where the disclosure has to be carried through on the submittal.