NUVO Lighting 65-760 CCT and Wattage Adjustable LED Cutoff Wall Pack, Integrated Bypassable Photocell

Yes. The 65-760 cutoff wall pack has a field-selectable wattage switch for 29W, 40W or 60W, with light output running from 3,915 to 8,400 lumens across those settings. Color temperature is selectable too, at 3000K, 4000K or 5000K. That lets a maintenance crew stock one fixture and set it low over a walkway and high over a loading dock or parking area, and match the color of existing lighting on the property.

No separate photocell is needed. The 65-760 has an integrated photocell built in, and it is bypassable, so if the fixture is being switched by a contactor, time clock or a central lighting control panel you can disable the photocell rather than fight it. That makes it workable both as a standalone dusk-to-dawn fixture and as part of a controlled circuit.

Yes. It is an outdoor fixture with a Wet location rating and a die-cast aluminum housing, and it is cULus safety listed. Wet rating means direct exposure to rain and splashing is acceptable, so open building walls, docks and unprotected entries are all fair game. Mounting is wall only, not pole or pendant.

The fixture measures 14.26 inches wide and 9.83 inches high, and projects 9.33 inches off the wall. It weighs 10.5 lbs, so the mounting surface and anchors need to carry that at a 9-plus inch cantilever. Check the projection against doorways, overhead doors and walkway clearances before locating it.

A cutoff wall pack directs light down and out rather than letting it spill up and sideways, which is what you want where a jurisdiction or a property owner restricts light trespass onto neighbors or up into the sky. The 65-760 is a cutoff-style fixture. If the goal is instead to wash the wall itself or throw light upward for a decorative effect, a cutoff housing is the wrong tool and a non-cutoff or wall-wash fixture fits better.

Both. Besides the 29W/40W/60W selector, the fixture is dimmable, so it can be tied into an exterior dimming control for late-night setback on top of whatever wattage tap you choose at install.

There is no lamp to change. The LED array is integrated into the fixture, with no socket or bulb base, and it is rated for an average 50,000 hours. On dusk-to-dawn operation that is many years of service, but it also means that at end of life the fixture is replaced rather than relamped, which is the tradeoff against an older HID wall pack with a serviceable lamp.

Bronze is the finish offered on the 65-760, on a die-cast aluminum housing. Bronze is the usual match for existing commercial exterior wall packs and dark-trim storefronts, so replacements on a building that already runs bronze fixtures will blend without repainting.

CRI is 80+, which is the normal commercial exterior benchmark and enough for faces, signage and vehicle colors to read correctly under security camera coverage. Pick 5000K for the crispest security look, 3000K where you want a warmer entry appearance; 4000K is the middle option.

The fixture is RoHS compliant. It also carries a California Prop 65 notice for lead, which is standard disclosure on many metal-housed electrical products and worth passing along on institutional or government submittals.