NUVO Lighting 65-851 LED Area Light Type III, 100W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 120-347V

Yes. The 65-851 is a multi-volt fixture with a stated voltage range of 100V to 347V, so it drops onto 120V, 208V, 240V, 277V and 347V systems without ordering a different driver. That makes it workable on both a residential-style 120V parking pole and a 347V Canadian commercial feed.

Type III throws a forward, asymmetric pattern out to one side of the pole, which is what you want along the edge of a lot, a driveway or a roadway where the pole sits at the perimeter and you do not want light spilling behind it. Type V is a symmetric round pattern for a pole in the middle of an open area. The 65-851 is the Type III, 100W, 13,793 lumen version.

It is rated for wet locations and listed for outdoor use, so direct rain and spray exposure is fine. The housing is cast aluminum, which is what holds up on a pole or building face in weather.

The 65-851 is fixed at 5000K with 80 CRI, so it reads as a cool, near-daylight white. It is not CCT selectable, so you cannot field-adjust it to 4000K or 3000K to blend with warmer fixtures. If the rest of the site is 4000K, the mismatch will be visible and you should spec a 4000K unit instead.

Yes, it carries a ULus listing and is RoHS compliant, which covers the typical inspector and institutional procurement requirement for an outdoor pole or wall-mounted luminaire. Rated life is 50,000 hours.

At 13,793 delivered lumens from 100W, the 65-851 lands in the range facilities typically use to retrofit a 250W to 320W metal halide area light, which is where a 250W MH sits after lumen depreciation. Confirm your target footcandles with a layout, but the lumen package is the number to compare against, not the wattage.

Dimming is supported on this fixture as built, with the LED driver integrated. There is no lamp to change and no separate ballast to spec, since the LED array is integrated rather than a replaceable lamp on a socket.

The fixture weighs 7.88 lbs and measures 12.40 x 20.71 x 3.11 inches (length, width, height as published). That is light enough that most standard square-pole arms and tenon adapters carry it without a structural concern, and the slim 3.11 inch profile keeps wind load down on a pole run.

No. The LED array and base are integrated, so there is no socket, no lamp base and nothing to relamp. When the light engine reaches end of life the fixture is replaced. Rated average life is 50,000 hours, which at roughly 12 hours a night of dusk-to-dawn operation is over 11 years.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the 65-851. That matters for government, healthcare and school procurement paperwork in California, where the warning has to be passed through on the submittal.

Bronze only. It is a single-finish fixture, which is the standard dark finish for parking and site poles, so it blends with bronze or dark-bronze poles already on most commercial properties. If you need black or white to match existing site hardware, this is not the model.