NUVO Lighting 65-761 CCT and Wattage Adjustable LED Cutoff Wall Pack, Integrated Bypassable Photocell, 120-277V

Yes. The 65-761 cutoff wall pack is field selectable at 80, 100, or 120 watts, with output running 10,800 to 15,600 lumens depending on the setting. Color temperature is selectable too, at 3000K, 4000K, or 5000K. That lets a property manager carry one SKU and set it to match whatever the building already uses, rather than stocking three wattages and three color temps.

It accepts 120V through 277V, so the same fixture works on 120V residential-style circuits and on 208/240/277V commercial feeds. No separate voltage version to order.

The photocell is built in and bypassable. Leave it active and the fixture switches on at dusk and off at dawn on its own. Bypass it and the wall pack runs off a time clock, lighting contactor, or building control system instead, which is what you want when the whole exterior is being switched centrally.

The fixture measures 14.26 inches wide by 9.83 inches high, and the extension off the wall is 9.33 inches. That projection matters near walkways, doors, and overhead doors, so check clearance before you set the box. It weighs 10.5 pounds, which is light enough for a standard wall mount into solid block or a properly anchored stud.

Yes. It is rated for wet locations and listed for outdoor use, with a die-cast aluminum housing. That covers open exterior walls, loading docks, and stairwells exposed to weather, not just soffits and covered entries. Safety listing is cULus.

A cutoff fixture throws light down and out instead of up and sideways. The 65-761 is a cutoff style wall pack, which is what you specify when the site has to limit uplight and spill onto a neighbouring property or when the jurisdiction restricts glare. If the goal is simply to flood a wall face with light and there is no spill concern, a non-cutoff dome puts more light onto the wall itself.

Both. The wattage selector sets the fixture at 80, 100, or 120 watts, and the driver is dimmable on top of that, so it can be tied into an exterior dimming or bi-level control scheme for after-hours reduction.

No lamps to order. The LED array is integrated into the fixture, so there is no socket, no bulb base, and nothing to relamp. Rated life is 50,000 hours, after which the whole fixture is replaced rather than re-lamped. Plan maintenance accordingly if you are standardizing a large exterior.

The 65-761 is not an ADA compliant fixture, and its projection off the wall is 9.33 inches. Anything protruding more than 4 inches into a required accessible route between 27 and 80 inches above the floor is a problem, so mount it above 80 inches or outside the path of travel when ADA clearances apply.

CRI is 80+, which is standard commercial-grade color rendering and adequate for parking, service entries, and camera coverage. If you are matching existing fixtures, set the fixture to the same CCT the rest of the site uses: 3000K for a warm look, 4000K neutral, or 5000K for the coolest, highest-contrast appearance.

Bronze is the finish offered on the 65-761. That is the usual choice for blending into masonry and brick exteriors, and it matches most existing bronze exterior fixtures on a building already standardized that way.

It carries a California Prop 65 warning for lead, and the fixture is RoHS compliant. Both are commonly requested on public-agency and healthcare submittal packages, along with the cULus safety listing.