NUVO Lighting 65-847-5 LED Area Light Type V, 240W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 120-277V

Type V throws light in a symmetric circular or square pattern all the way around the fixture, which suits open parking lot interiors, lot centers, courtyards and storage yards where you want even coverage in every direction. On a perimeter pole where light spilling onto the neighboring property or roadway is a problem, an asymmetric Type III or Type IV distribution is the better pick because it pushes light forward and cuts it off behind. The 65-847-5 is a 240W Type V at 32,585 lumens.

Yes, it carries a wet location rating and is listed for outdoor use, so rain, snow and washdown from a hose are fine on an open pole or building-mounted arm. Safety listing is cULus certified, which covers both US and Canadian installations. The housing is die-cast aluminum.

At 32,585 delivered lumens it's generally used where a 750W to 1000W metal halide or high pressure sodium area light was, since those older sources lose a large share of their initial lumens to fixture optics and lamp depreciation. Pull the actual footcandle target for your lot rather than matching wattage, but on connected load the swap is 240W against 750W-plus.

The fixture is dimmable, so it can be tied into 0-10V type dimming or a networked lighting control for after-hours setback. It does not have selectable color temperature, so whatever you dim it to, the light stays at 5000K.

No. This is an integrated LED fixture with no socket and no serviceable lamp, rated 50,000 average hours. When the LEDs or driver reach end of life you service the driver or replace the fixture, so for a lot you're standardizing, keep the slip-fitter mount consistent to make a future swap a one-fixture job rather than a pole retrofit.

The housing measures 30.28 inches long, 12.39 inches wide and 3.11 inches high, weighing 11.93 lbs. That low 3.11 inch profile keeps EPA wind load down on tall poles, which matters when you're hanging two or four heads off a single pole top.

5000K is the cool white most commonly specified for parking and security applications because the higher color temperature reads as brighter at the same lumen level and gives cameras good contrast. CRI is 80, which is standard for exterior area lighting and enough to distinguish vehicle and clothing color on camera. Color temperature is fixed, not field selectable.

Yes. The 65-847-5 is identified as containing lead under California Proposition 65, so a California installation needs the standard Prop 65 warning handled per your facility's procedure. The fixture is RoHS compliant.

Bronze is the only finish offered on this model, which is the standard pole and arm color on most commercial lots, so it matches existing bronze poles without repainting. The style is plain utility, not decorative.