NUVO Lighting 65-849-4 LED Area Light Type IV, 300W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 120-277V

It ships with a 2-3/8 inch slip-fitter mount, so it slides onto a standard 2-3/8 inch outside-diameter pole tenon or horizontal arm and clamps down. No separate mounting kit is needed for that tenon size. If your pole has a drill-pattern arm or a different tenon diameter, you'll need an adapter to get to 2-3/8 inch.

Type IV throws the light forward in a wide, roughly semicircular pattern out from the fixture, with very little behind it. That makes it the pattern to use on perimeter poles and on building-mounted locations where you want the lot lit but not the property line or the neighbor's windows. For a pole in the middle of a lot with cars on all sides, a Type V (square/round, all directions) or Type III layout is the better choice.

Yes. The driver is universal 120V to 277V, so the same fixture works on 120, 208, 240 or 277 volt single-phase supply without changing anything. That covers most commercial and multi-family site lighting circuits. It will not run on 347V or 480V.

It's a wet location rated outdoor fixture and it carries a cULus certification, so it can go on an open pole, an unprotected building wall, or anywhere it takes direct rain. The housing is die-cast aluminum in a bronze finish, and the fixture is RoHS compliant.

At 38,988 lumens delivered from 300 watts, the 65-849-4 lands in the range facilities typically used a 1000W metal halide or 1000W high pressure sodium shoebox for, and it does it on roughly a third of the connected load. Because the LED source is directional, compare delivered lumens on the ground rather than lamp lumens when you re-lamp a lot.

The fixture is dimmable, so it can be tied into a 0-10V-style control or a scheduling system for after-hours setback. It is not CCT selectable, though: the color temperature is fixed at 5000K, so there is no field switch to change it to 4000K or 3000K.

The fixture weighs 12.35 lbs and measures 30.28 inches long by 12.39 inches wide by 3.11 inches high. That low 3.11 inch profile keeps wind loading down, which matters when you are adding two or four heads to one pole and checking the pole's EPA rating.

The LEDs are integrated into the fixture, so there is no lamp to change. It is rated 50,000 average hours, which on a dusk-to-dawn schedule of roughly 4,000 hours a year is over a decade of service. When it reaches end of life you swap the head, not a lamp. For MRO stock, that means carrying spare heads rather than spare lamps.

What's in the box is the fixture itself with the 2-3/8 inch slip-fitter mount. Poles, arms, tenon adapters and photocells are separate line items you'll need to order to finish the job. Plan for those when you're pricing a full site.

5000K is a cool, daylight-appearing white and it's the usual pick for parking areas, yards and loading docks where you want high perceived brightness and good contrast on camera. The 80 CRI rendering is standard for site lighting and is sufficient for identifying vehicle colors and clothing on surveillance footage. If you want a warmer look that blends with residential surroundings, this fixture won't do it, the color temperature is fixed.

Bronze only. That's the single finish this model is built in, so if you're adding heads to an existing site to match, bronze is what you'll get. The die-cast aluminum housing with a utility-style profile is the standard look on commercial pole and wall-mounted site lighting.

Yes. Lead is identified as a Prop 65 chemical on this fixture, which is normal for die-cast aluminum outdoor housings and electrical components. Institutional and government buyers in California should carry the warning through on their submittals.