NUVO Lighting 65-846-4 LED Area Light Type IV, 240W, Bronze Finish, 4000K, 120-277V

It ships with a 2-3/8 inch slip-fitter mount, so it slides onto a 2-3/8 inch outside-diameter tenon or horizontal arm and clamps down. If your poles have a square-bolt-on drill pattern or a larger tenon, you'll need an adapter to make the slip-fitter work. Fixture weight is 11.93 lbs, which is light enough for most retrofit arms.

Type IV throws a forward, wide spread out from the fixture face rather than a symmetric pattern, so it belongs at the perimeter of a lot, on building walls, or along a fence line where you want light pushed in toward the pavement and not back over the property line. For light in two opposite directions down a drive aisle, a Type III or Type V from the same family of area lights is the better pick.

Yes. The driver is universal 120V-277V, so it runs on 120, 208, 240, and 277 volts without changing anything in the fixture. For 480V service you would need a step-down transformer or a 347-480V rated fixture instead.

Yes. It's an outdoor fixture with a Wet location rating and a die-cast aluminum housing, so direct exposure on a pole or building face is fine. It is cULus certified.

At 240W drawing 31,481 lumens, it sits in the range typically used to replace 750W to 1000W metal halide or high pressure sodium shoebox heads, where the old fixture's delivered output has dropped well below its lamp rating. Confirm your pole spacing and mounting height against a photometric layout before swapping one for one, since LED optics distribute differently than an HID reflector.

The fixture is dimmable, which means the driver accepts an external dimming control signal. The dimmer or control device is not included, so order the photocell, occupancy sensor, or 0-10V controller separately along with the wiring to it.

No. This one is fixed 4000K neutral white, with no field-selectable CCT switch. If you're matching existing 5000K heads across a site, you need a different model, not a setting on this fixture. Color rendering is 80 CRI.

No. The LEDs are integrated into the fixture, with no socket or replaceable lamp, so there is nothing to relamp. It is rated for 50,000 average hours, and at end of life the head itself gets swapped. Keep the mounting and voltage details on file so a future replacement drops onto the same 2-3/8 inch tenon.

The housing measures 30.28 inches long, 12.39 inches wide, and 3.11 inches high. That slim 3.11 inch profile keeps wind load and visual bulk down on tall poles, and the footprint matters if you're fitting it between existing arms or under a canopy structure.

Bronze is the only finish offered on this model, which is the standard match for most existing bronze pole and arm assemblies on commercial lots. The housing underneath is die-cast aluminum.

Yes, lead is listed as the Prop 65 chemical of concern for this fixture. The fixture is also RoHS compliant. Institutional and government buyers who need the warning language on submittals should note both.