NUVO Lighting 65-848-4 LED Area Light Type IV, 300W, 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 OD horizontal tenon or davit arm and clamps in place. If your pole has a flat drill-pattern plate instead of a tenon, you'll need an adapter or a different mounting configuration. No separate arm is included beyond the slip-fitter.

Type IV throws a forward-directed, semicircular pattern away from the fixture, which is what you want along the perimeter of a lot or over building walls and loading areas where light shouldn't spill backward onto a property line. For a pole in the middle of a lot with parking on all sides, a Type V (square/round symmetric) is the better choice; for roadway runs along a drive aisle, Type III or Type II fits better. This 300W unit puts out 39,815 lumens at 4000K.

It is a fixed 4000K neutral white with 80 CRI, and it is not CCT selectable, so there is no field switch to drop it to 3000K or raise it to 5000K. If the rest of your site is 5000K, this unit will read warmer alongside them. Standardizing a lot on 4000K is common for parking and walkway areas, but mixing CCTs on the same row of poles is visible.

Yes, it's a wet location rated outdoor fixture and cULus certified, so it can be pole or arm mounted in open weather. The housing is die-cast aluminum, and it's RoHS compliant.

The fixture is dimmable, so it can be driven from a 0-10V type dimming control for late-night setback where your energy code requires it. Any photocell, occupancy sensor or controller is a separate order, as the only thing included with the fixture is the 2-3/8 inch slip-fitter mount.

The fixture weighs 12.35 lbs and measures 30.28 inches long, 12.39 inches wide, and 3.11 inches high. That's light enough for a one-man bucket install, and the thin 3.11 inch profile keeps the effective projected area modest when you're checking pole loading against wind speed.

No. The LEDs are integrated into the fixture, with no socket or replaceable lamp, so at end of life you replace the luminaire or the driver rather than relamping. It's rated at an average 50,000 hours, which at roughly dusk-to-dawn operation is many years of service.

At 300W drawing and 39,815 lumens delivered, it sits in the range typically used to replace 750W to 1000W metal halide area fixtures, where the HID source lost a large share of its output into the reflector. Because this is a Type IV forward-throw pattern, check that your old fixture was also throwing light forward rather than symmetrically, otherwise the coverage will shift even if the lumens match.

Yes. Lead is listed as a Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, which matters if you're specifying for a California job and your submittal package requires the disclosure.

Bronze is the only finish offered on the 65-848-4, a utility-style die-cast aluminum housing that blends with the dark bronze poles used on most commercial lots. If your site standard is white or black housings, this model won't match.