NUVO Lighting 65-843-4 LED Area Light Type IV, 150W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 120-277V

A slip-fitter mount ships with the 65-843-4, so it goes onto a round or square pole tenon without buying a separate bracket. The head weighs 8.08 lbs and measures 20.71 by 12.4 by 3.11 inches, which is a light load for most existing parking lot or wall-mount poles. If your poles are drilled for a direct arm mount instead of a tenon, you will need a tenon adapter.

The 65-843-4 is a universal-voltage driver rated 120V through 277V, so it runs on 120, 208, 240 or 277 single phase without changing anything on the fixture. That is what lets you standardize one part number across a campus where the parking lot is on 277 and the building perimeter is on 120.

19,736 lumens at 150W of draw. That output range typically replaces a 400W metal halide area light, which cuts connected load by roughly 250W per pole head while holding light levels, and the LED does not depreciate the way an aging MH lamp does over its life.

It is an outdoor fixture with a wet location rating, so direct rain and snow exposure on an open pole is within its rating. Housing is die-cast aluminum, and it carries a cULus certification, which matters if your jurisdiction or insurer requires a listed luminaire.

No. This one is fixed at 5000K, it is not a CCT-selectable fixture, so there is no field switch to set it to 4000K or 3000K. If the rest of your site is on 4000K, order the matching 4000K model rather than this one. Color rendering is 80 CRI, which is standard for site and parking lighting.

Type IV throws a forward, wide pattern out in front of the fixture rather than around it, so it suits perimeter poles and building-mounted lighting where you want light pushed out across a lot and cut off behind the pole. For a pole in the middle of a lot that needs light on all sides, a Type V distribution is the better choice, and for a narrow drive aisle or roadway a Type II or III fits better. The 65-843-4 is the Type IV version at 150W.

Yes, the fixture is dimmable, so it will work with a 0-10V dimming control scheme for after-hours setback. It runs on 120-277V, which covers the common line-voltage photocell ranges. The photocell and any occupancy sensor are separate items, they do not come with the fixture; the only component in the box is the slip-fitter mount.

The LEDs are integrated, so there is no lamp to pull and no socket. When the light source reaches end of life you replace the fixture head. Rated life is 50,000 hours, which works out to roughly 12 years of dusk-to-dawn operation at about 4,000 hours a year. Plan your MRO stock around whole fixtures, not lamps.

Bronze is the finish, which is the usual match for bronze poles and arms already on most commercial lots. The housing under it is die-cast aluminum, and the fixture is RoHS compliant. Note the Prop 65 listing for lead if you are supplying into California and need to pass that disclosure along.