NUVO Lighting 65-845-5 LED Area Light Type V, 200W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 120-277V

It ships with a 2-3/8 inch slip-fitter mount, so it slides over a standard 2-3/8 inch outside-diameter tenon or horizontal arm. If your pole has a square bolt-on drill pattern or a different tenon size, you will need an adapter, because the slip-fitter is the only mount included.

One model covers it. The driver is multi-volt 120V through 277V, so the same fixture works on 120, 208, 240 or 277 volt service. That is what lets you standardize one part number across a parking lot on 277V and a small site on 120V.

26,536 lumens at 200 watts, at 5000K with 80 CRI. That output puts it in the range typically used to replace a 400W to 600W metal halide or HPS shoebox at roughly a third to half the connected load, and unlike HID it comes on instantly with no restrike delay.

Yes, it carries a Wet location rating and is cULus certified, so it can be used in open outdoor locations exposed to rain and direct weather. The housing is die-cast aluminum in a bronze finish.

Type V throws light in a symmetrical circular pattern all around the pole, which suits pole locations in the middle of a lot, open yards, and storage areas where you want even coverage on every side. If the fixture sits at the property line or against a building and you need the light cut off on one side to keep it off a neighbor, a Type III or Type IV forward-throw distribution is the right pick instead.

The fixture is dimmable, so it will work with a dimming control system or bi-level occupancy scheme. Note that no photocell or dimming controller is included, the only component in the box is the 2-3/8 inch slip-fitter mount, so order the control separately.

The 65-845-5 weighs 8.42 lbs and measures 22.40 x 14.40 x 3.11 inches. That is a light, low-profile load compared with the HID shoeboxes it usually replaces, so an existing pole rated for an older metal halide head will generally carry it, though the projected area still counts toward the pole's EPA wind rating.

No. This one is fixed at 5000K, it is not a CCT selectable fixture and the LEDs are integrated, so there is no lamp to swap. If the rest of your site is on 4000K, order a 4000K version rather than trying to field-adjust this one.

There is no lamp to change. The LEDs are integrated into the fixture and rated for an average 50,000 hours, so maintenance is a fixture replacement at end of life rather than a lamp and ballast cycle. For a property manager running multiple poles, that removes the bucket truck relamp from the schedule.

Yes. It is listed with lead as a California Prop 65 chemical, which matters if you are procuring for a California facility and need the warning documented on your submittal. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.