NUVO Lighting 65-841-5 LED Area Light Type V, 100W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 120-277V

A slip-fitter mount ships with the fixture. That means it clamps onto the tenon or arm stub on the pole rather than bolting flat to a plate, so you need an existing round tenon or a slip-fit arm on the pole. If your poles are drilled for a direct-arm mount plate, you would need a different mounting configuration.

Type V throws light in a symmetric circular or square pattern all the way around the pole, so the 65-841-5 suits open parking areas, lot interiors, courtyards and storage yards where a pole sits in the middle of the area being lit. It is the wrong pick along a property line or at the edge of a lot next to a neighbor, because it will spill light backward; for those runs you want a forward-throw Type III or IV distribution instead.

Yes, it is a wet-location rated outdoor fixture and carries a cULus certification, so it is suitable for pole and arm mounting in open weather. Housing is die-cast aluminum with a bronze finish.

Output is 13,793 lumens at 100 watts, with 80 CRI and a 5000K daylight-white color. In the lumen range it lands where a 250W or 320W pulse-start metal halide head typically sat, which is the usual swap for a 100W LED area light on a parking pole.

The 65-841-5 is dimmable, so it can be driven from a compatible 0-10V style control or an energy management system for after-hours level reduction. The color temperature is fixed at 5000K, however, since this model is not field CCT selectable.

No lamps to buy. The LEDs are integrated into the fixture with no replaceable bulb or socket, rated 50,000 average hours. When the light engine reaches end of life the head is replaced, not relamped, so it is a sensible choice where crews cannot get a bucket truck to a pole often.

The housing measures 20.71 x 12.40 x 3.11 inches and weighs 7.88 lbs. That weight and the shallow 3.11 inch profile keep EPA and pole loading modest, which matters when you are adding heads to an existing pole rather than setting new ones.

Bronze is the finish offered on this model, part number 65-841-5, and the color temperature is fixed at 5000K. If you are matching a site already running 4000K neutral white heads, this one will read noticeably cooler and bluer alongside them.

Yes. Lead is the listed California Proposition 65 chemical associated with this area light. It is also RoHS compliant.