NUVO Lighting 65-840-4 LED Area Light Type IV, 100W, Bronze Finish, 4000K, 120-277V

A slip-fitter mount ships with the fixture, so it mounts to a round tenon or horizontal arm rather than bolting direct to a square pole face. If your poles are drilled for a bolt-on arm, you'll need an arm or adapter that gives you a tenon for the slip-fitter to clamp onto. Fixture weight is 7.88 lbs, so pole and arm loading is rarely the constraint; the tenon size is.

Type IV throws a forward, roughly half-circle pattern away from the fixture, which is what you want on perimeter poles, building-mounted lots, and along a drive edge where you don't want light spilling back over the property line. For a pole in the middle of a lot with cars on all sides you'd want a Type V (square/round symmetric) instead, and for a narrow roadway run a Type III. The 65-840-4 is the Type IV, 100W version putting out 13,793 lumens.

Yes. It's a universal input driver rated 120V through 277V, so the same fixture works on 120, 208, 240 or 277 single phase without a separate voltage version to specify. That's the usual reason facilities standardize on it across mixed-voltage sites.

It carries a wet location rating and is cULus certified, so it's fine fully exposed on a pole or building face, not just under a soffit. The housing is die-cast aluminum in a bronze finish.

The fixture is dimmable, so it will work with a 0-10V type control scheme for setback or daylight harvesting. Any photocell or motion sensor would be an added item; only the slip-fitter mount is supplied with the fixture.

No. The 65-840-4 is fixed at 4000K neutral white, with no CCT selector switch. If you need to match 3000K or 5000K heads elsewhere on the property, order the matching CCT version rather than planning to field-adjust this one. CRI is 80.

The LED board is integrated, so there is no lamp to change out. Rated life is 50,000 hours. When the array or driver goes, the fixture head is the replacement unit, which is why procurement teams standardizing a lot usually keep one spare head on the shelf instead of lamps.

At 100W drawing and 13,793 lumens delivered, it is in the range commonly used to replace a 250W to 400W HID shoebox, since HID lamp lumens drop steeply over life while the LED output is delivered from the fixture. Confirm your pole tenon suits the slip-fitter and that a Type IV forward-throw pattern matches the distribution the old head was doing.

The head measures 20.71 inches long, 12.4 inches wide and 3.11 inches high, a low-profile shoebox form. Worth checking against existing pole spacing and arm length if you're swapping heads on a lot that already has a lighting layout.

Yes, lead is listed as the Prop 65 chemical for this fixture. It is also RoHS compliant. Institutional buyers in California should route the warning through their normal labeling process.