NUVO Lighting 65-841-4 LED Area Light Type IV, 100W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 120-277V

Type IV is a forward-throw pattern, so the NUVO 65-841-4 pushes light out in front of the pole or wall and keeps it off whatever is behind. That makes it the pattern used along the perimeter of a parking lot, over loading areas, and on building-mounted applications where you want the light on the pavement and not on the building face or the property line. If you need light thrown both directions down a drive aisle from a pole in the middle, a Type III or Type V distribution is the better pick.

A slip-fitter mount is included. That means it is ready to go onto a round tenon or horizontal arm of the matching diameter, and you do not need to buy a mount separately for a tenon-top pole. If your pole has a square flat drill pattern instead of a tenon, the slip-fitter will not land on it and you will need a different mounting arrangement.

One fixture covers it. The 65-841-4 is multi-volt 120V to 277V, so 120, 208, 240 and 277 all work off the same unit with no voltage-specific ordering. That is what lets a property manager standardize one SKU across sites with different panel voltages. It will not run on 347V or 480V.

5000K, fixed. CCT selectable is listed as No, so there is no field switch to 3000K or 4000K on this unit. 5000K is the cool, blue-white look most often specified for parking and security lighting. If your site already runs 4000K heads and you want a visual match, this is the wrong color and you need a 4000K version instead. CRI is 80.

At 13,793 lumens from 100W, the 65-841-4 lands in the range typically used to take out 250W to 400W metal halide or high pressure sodium area fixtures, depending on how badly the old lamp and lens had degraded. Check the mounting first: the LED unit arrives with a slip-fitter, so a tenon-top pole is a direct swap, while an old shoebox on a flat square drill plate needs a different mount.

Dimming is supported on the 65-841-4, so it can be driven down for late-night setback where a control system is in place. Nothing in the fixture's own data covers an integrated photocell, so plan the control at the circuit or pole level.

No. The LEDs are integrated into the 65-841-4, with no socket and no serviceable lamp, so there is nothing to relamp. Rated life is 50,000 hours average. For an MRO stockroom that means you carry a spare fixture, not a spare lamp.

The housing measures 20.71 inches long, 12.4 inches wide and 3.11 inches high, and weighs 7.88 lbs. That is a slim, low-profile head, which keeps the wind load contribution modest when you are totaling fixtures on a single pole, and light enough for one person to set on a tenon.

Bronze is the only finish offered on the 65-841-4, on a die-cast aluminum housing. Bronze is the common site-lighting color, so it generally blends with existing bronze poles and wall packs, but there is no black or white option on this model.

Yes. Lead is listed as the Prop 65 chemical for the 65-841-4, which matters for institutional and government buyers who have to attach disclosure paperwork to the submittal package.