NUVO Lighting 65-758 CCT and Wattage Adjustable LED Wall Pack, Integrated Bypassable Photocell, CCT Selectable from 3000, 4000 or 5000K

The 65-758 has field selectable switches for both. Wattage picks 80, 100 or 120 watts and color temperature picks 3000K, 4000K or 5000K, so you choose the light level and the color on the wall at install instead of ordering a specific version. Output tracks the wattage setting across a range of 11,360 to 17,400 lumens.

It ships with an integrated photocell for automatic dusk-to-dawn operation, and that photocell is bypassable. If the building already switches exterior lighting from a contactor, timeclock, or lighting control panel, bypass the cell and let the panel control it. The fixture is also dimmable if you are running a 0-10V or similar control scheme.

Yes. The 65-758 is an outdoor fixture with a Wet location rating and a cULus safety listing, so direct rain exposure on an open wall or a loading dock is within its rating. The housing is die-cast aluminum, which is what holds up in coastal and high-traffic service entries.

No lamps to buy. The light source is an integrated LED array, not a socketed lamp, so there is no base type to match and nothing to relamp. Rated life is 50,000 hours; at end of life the fixture is replaced rather than re-lamped. Budget accordingly if you are standardizing a large exterior fleet.

Output of 11,360 to 17,400 lumens at 80, 100 or 120 watts puts it in the range where it covers typical 250W metal halide wall packs, and the top setting reaches into higher-output replacements. Set it at 80W where you only need to maintain existing light levels and 120W where the old fixture was badly lumen-depreciated. CRI is 80+, a visible improvement over HID for camera coverage and color recognition at entries.

No. The 65-758 is not ADA compliant, and with a 7.39 inch projection it exceeds the 4 inch protrusion limit for objects mounted in the 27 to 80 inch range along a circulation path. Mount it above 80 inches, or choose a low-projection fixture where the wall is in an accessible route.

All three options are on the same fixture, so you can mix by location without changing SKUs. 5000K reads coolest and is the usual choice for parking, service yards, and camera coverage. 4000K is the common neutral compromise for walkways and back-of-house. 3000K is warmer and suits residential and hospitality entries where you want the exterior to match the building's interior lighting.

Bronze is the finish offered on the 65-758. That is the standard dark finish most commercial exterior wall packs use, so it generally blends with an existing bronze or dark-finish run. The housing shape is a traditional style wall pack profile rather than a flat full-cutoff box, worth noting if you are matching a facade visually.