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

Yes. The 65-846 ships with a 2-3/8 inch slip-fitter mount, which is the standard tenon size on most parking lot and site poles, so it slides straight onto a 2-3/8 inch horizontal tenon or davit arm. If your pole has a square drill-pattern arm plate instead of a tenon, you will need a different mounting arrangement, because the slip-fitter is what comes in the box.

It accepts any line voltage from 120V to 277V, so 120, 208, 240, and 277 all work with no change to the fixture. 480V is outside that range and will damage it, so on a 480V site you need a step-down transformer or a fixture built for 347-480V.

It carries a Wet location rating and is listed for outdoor use, which covers direct rain and snow on an exposed pole or building-mounted arm. Safety listing is cULus certified, so it is accepted in both US and Canadian jurisdictions.

Type III throws light forward and to the sides in an asymmetric pattern, which suits perimeter poles along a parking lot edge, drive aisles, and roadway-side runs where you want the light pushed out into the lot and kept off the property line. For poles in the middle of a lot where you want light on all four sides, a Type V square or round distribution is the better choice, and for a narrow walkway or a long straight drive a Type II concentrates the beam more tightly. The 65-846 is the Type III version at 240W.

At 31,481 lumens from 240 watts, the 65-846 lands in the output range typically covered by a 750W to 1000W metal halide area light, which is why it is commonly used as a one-for-one head replacement on existing poles while cutting connected load. Rated life is 50,000 hours, so lamp and ballast change-outs come off the maintenance schedule.

The fixture is dimmable, so it can be driven down by an external 0-10V style control or a scheduling panel for after-hours setback. Color temperature is fixed at 4000K, not field selectable, so if you are matching a site that is already 3000K or 5000K you need to order the matching CCT version rather than adjust this one.

Housing measures 30.28 x 12.39 x 3.11 inches and the fixture weighs 11.93 lbs. That is a thin, low-profile die-cast aluminum body, which keeps effective projected area down when you are figuring how many heads a pole can carry at your site wind speed.

No. The LEDs are integrated into the 65-846, with no lamp base or socket, so there is nothing to relamp. When the array or driver reaches end of life the head is replaced, which is the normal arrangement for LED area lights at this output.

4000K is a neutral white, the most common choice for parking and site lighting because it reads cleaner than HPS orange without the harsh blue of 5000K, and 80 CRI gives enough color rendering for security camera footage and vehicle color identification. If your municipality restricts correlated color temperature to 3000K for dark-sky reasons, this fixed 4000K version will not comply.

The 65-846 is RoHS compliant. It does carry a California Prop 65 disclosure for lead, which matters if you are a public agency or institutional buyer that has to document chemical disclosures on submittals. It is not ADA compliant, which is only a factor if the fixture were being wall mounted in a pedestrian path rather than pole mounted.

Bronze is the finish for the 65-846, and it is the only option on this model number. Bronze is the usual match for existing dark-finish poles and arms on commercial sites; if your poles are white or black, you would be ordering a different catalog number in the same area light family rather than a finish option here.