NUVO Lighting 65-762 Emergency LED Cutoff Wall Pack, CCT Selectable 3K/4K/5K, Wattage Adjustable, Bypassable Photocell, 120-277V

The 65-762 cutoff wall pack accepts any line voltage from 120V through 277V, so it drops onto 120, 208, 240 or 277 volt circuits without a separate driver or transformer. One part number covers a mixed-voltage property, which is what makes it practical for standardizing exterior lighting across buildings fed differently.

Both are field selectable on the fixture, so you pick them at install rather than at order. Color temperature switches between 3000K, 4000K and 5000K, and wattage steps between 29W, 40W and 60W with output tracking from 3,915 to 8,400 lumens. That lets one stocked fixture cover a dim walkway and a parking-facing wall, and lets you match the CCT already in use on the rest of the property. Color rendering is 80 CRI at any setting.

Yes, the 65-762 is the emergency version of the cutoff wall pack, so it carries integral emergency backup and keeps illuminating the exit area when line power drops. That is the reason to choose it over a standard wall pack at egress doors, stairwells and loading areas where a facility needs emergency egress lighting on the exterior side of the door.

Plan for 14.26 inches wide by 9.83 inches high, with a 9.33 inch extension off the wall. That projection matters next to doors, drive lanes and walkways where a fixture can be clipped or obstruct a path. It is wall mounted and weighs 10.5 lbs, so anchor into solid substrate or blocking rather than hollow sheathing.

The built-in photocell switches the fixture dusk to dawn on its own, so no external control is needed. Because it is bypassable, you can disable it and let a contactor, time clock or building management system run the circuit instead, which is how most multi-building sites keep exterior lighting on one schedule. The fixture is also dimmable if you are tying it into a control system.

No lamps to buy. The LED board is integrated into the fixture, rated 50,000 average hours, and there is no socket or base to relamp. When the array reaches end of life the fixture is replaced rather than re-lamped, so for MRO stocking you carry the fixture, not bulbs.

It is a cutoff style wall pack, meaning the optic directs light down and across the wall rather than up and out, which is what municipalities and campus standards ask for when they limit uplight and light trespass onto neighboring property. Confirm the specific ordinance language against the photometric report for the site, but the cutoff form factor is the one specified for that purpose.

Bronze is the finish, which is the usual match for existing exterior wall packs and dark bronze storefront and door frames. If an opening needs a different color, this part number will not cover it, there is only the one finish.

RoHS compliant, yes. It also carries a California Proposition 65 warning for lead, which matters for institutional and government procurement paperwork in California. Both items are worth pulling into submittal packages up front so the order is not held later.