NUVO Lighting 65-843-5 LED Area Light Type V, 150W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 120-277V

Type V is a symmetrical, round or square distribution that throws light evenly in all directions from the pole. That makes the 65-843-5 a fit for a pole in the middle of a parking lot, a central drive aisle, or an open yard where you want coverage all around. If the pole sits along a property line or at the edge of a lot, Type V will spill light off site and a Type III or Type IV forward-throw head is the better choice.

It ships with a slip-fitter mount, which clamps onto a horizontal tenon or davit arm (commonly 2-3/8 inch OD). That is the retrofit mount for existing shoebox or cobra-head poles with a tenon already in place. If your pole has a flat square face with no tenon, you need an arm or adapter bracket to create the tenon, because no direct-arm mount is included with this fixture.

Yes. The 65-843-5 has a universal 120V-277V driver built in, so the same part number works on 120, 208, 240 or 277 volt single-phase circuits with no change in wiring hardware. That is useful for MRO standardization, you can stock one fixture for buildings on different service voltages. It is not rated for 347 or 480V.

At 19,736 lumens delivered, the 150W 65-843-5 is in the range that typically replaces a 400W metal halide or high pressure sodium area light, where the HID fixture's delivered lumens have dropped well below its initial rating. Compare delivered lumens rather than wattage, since an aging 400W MH head often puts out far less than its lamp rating. Draw drops to 150W at the panel.

The 65-843-5 is fixed at 5000K, a cool white that reads close to daylight and is the common spec for parking lots and security lighting. It is not field selectable, so if the rest of your lot is 4000K neutral white, this head will look visibly bluer alongside them. CRI is 80. For a mixed lot, either reorder in the CCT already installed or plan to change out a whole pole group at once.

Yes, it is rated for wet locations and listed cULus for outdoor use, so open pole, wall, or yard mounting with direct rain and snow exposure is within rating. The housing is die-cast aluminum, which is what holds up on an exposed pole over years of weather.

The fixture is dimmable, so it can be driven down from full output rather than just switched. For a pole-mounted parking lot head that usually means an after-hours setback schedule. Be aware the control wiring and dimmer or controller are not part of the fixture, only the slip-fitter mount comes with it.

The LEDs are integrated, there is no lamp socket and no replaceable bulb. Rated life is 50,000 hours, so on a dusk-to-dawn schedule of roughly 4,200 hours a year that is around 12 years of service. When it reaches end of life the head is replaced, not relamped. Worth knowing for anyone budgeting maintenance on a pole fleet.

The fixture measures 20.71 by 12.40 by 3.11 inches and weighs 8.08 lbs. That is light enough for a single-tech install off a bucket truck, and the small projected area keeps EPA load on an existing pole modest compared with the HID shoebox it is likely replacing.

Bronze only, which is the standard finish for commercial pole and area lighting and blends with most existing dark bronze poles and arms. It is a single-finish part number, so there is no black or white option under 65-843-5.

Yes. The 65-843-5 carries a California Proposition 65 disclosure for lead. Institutional and government buyers in California generally need that noted in submittal paperwork. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.