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

Yes. The 65-840 ships with a 2-3/8 inch slip-fitter mount, which is the standard tenon size on most parking lot poles and wall-mount arms. It slides over the tenon and clamps down, so no separate adapter is needed for a 2-3/8 inch round pipe tenon. For square poles or any other tenon diameter you would need a separate adapter or arm.

Type III throws light forward and to the sides in an asymmetric pattern, which is what you want along the perimeter of a parking lot, a drive aisle, or a roadway edge where the pole sits at the side of the area being lit. If the pole sits in the middle of a lot and you need light thrown evenly both directions, a Type V or Type II pattern suits better. The 65-840 is the Type III, 100W version putting out 13,793 lumens at 4000K.

The fixture accepts any input from 120V through 277V, so it drops onto 120, 208, 240, or 277 volt circuits without changing drivers or ordering a different model. That makes it straightforward to standardize one part number across a property that has mixed service voltages.

It carries a wet location rating and is a die-cast aluminum outdoor fixture, so it can be pole or arm mounted in the open with direct rain exposure. Safety listing is cULus Certified, which covers both US and Canadian installations.

The 65-840 is a dimmable LED fixture, so it will work with a compatible dimming control wired to the driver. The LED array is integrated, so there is no lamp to change out and no socket to service: the whole head is the light source, rated at 50,000 average hours.

The head measures 20.71 inches long by 12.4 inches wide by 3.11 inches high and weighs 7.88 lbs. That is a slim, low-profile housing, which keeps wind load down when you are stacking two or more heads on a single pole.

The 65-840 is fixed at 4000K neutral white with 80 CRI, and it is not a field-selectable CCT fixture. If your existing lot heads are 5000K, this one will read noticeably warmer alongside them, so match on CCT before mixing fixtures on the same drive or lot.

At 13,793 delivered lumens the 65-840 is sized for lot and roadway work previously done by mid-wattage metal halide heads. Because output is stated as fixture lumens rather than lamp lumens, compare it against the delivered output of what is on the pole now, not the lamp rating. Draw is 100W at any voltage from 120 to 277.

It is RoHS compliant and carries a California Prop 65 notice for lead. That matters for institutional and government procurement packages that require the disclosure on file; the fixture itself is a standard die-cast aluminum outdoor head.