NUVO Lighting 65-847-4 LED Area Light Type IV, 240W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 120-277V

Yes. The 65-847-4 ships with a 2-3/8 inch slip-fitter mount, which is the standard round tenon size on most pole arms and wall brackets. No separate adapter is needed for a 2-3/8 inch tenon. If your pole has a square-bolt-pattern drill arm instead of a round tenon, you would need a tenon adapter to use this fixture.

It is a wet location rated outdoor fixture, cULus certified, with a die-cast aluminum housing. That covers parking lots, driveways, and open pole mounting with direct rain exposure.

Type IV throws light forward in a wide semicircular pattern away from the pole, with little behind it. That makes it the pattern to use along the perimeter of a parking lot, at building walls, or anywhere a pole sits on the edge of the area being lit so you do not want spill onto a neighboring property. If the pole sits in the middle of a lot with parking on both sides, a Type III or Type V distribution covers that better.

It accepts any line voltage from 120V through 277V, so 120, 208, 240, and 277 all work off the same fixture. That means one part number covers both single-phase residential-style service and 277V commercial lighting panels, which is why it standardizes well across a portfolio of properties.

32,585 lumens at 240 watts, 5000K daylight color, with a CRI of 80. At that output it is the size typically used to take out a 1000W metal halide area light, and the 5000K cool white is the standard for parking lots and security lighting where color rendering is secondary to visibility.

Dimmable, yes. Color temperature, no. It is fixed at 5000K with no field-selectable CCT switch, so if you need 3000K or 4000K on the same site you will have to order a different fixture rather than set it on the unit.

The fixture weighs 11.93 lbs and measures 30.28 inches long, 12.39 inches wide, and 3.11 inches high. The slim 3.11 inch profile keeps the effective projected area low, which matters when you are checking how many heads an existing pole can carry in a wind zone.

The LEDs are integrated, not a replaceable lamp, so there is no bulb to change and no socket. It is rated at 50,000 average hours. Plan maintenance around swapping the complete head rather than relamping, and keep the part number on file so replacements match the rest of the site.

Bronze only. It is a single-finish item, so it matches the bronze poles and arms that are standard on most commercial parking and walkway installations, but there is no black or white option under this part number.

Yes. Lead is listed as the Prop 65 chemical for this fixture. It is also RoHS compliant. Institutional and government buyers who need the Prop 65 disclosure on file should note lead as the listed substance.