NUVO Lighting 65-853 LED Area Light Type III, 150W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 120-347V

It's a Type III distribution area light, which throws an asymmetric forward pattern roughly 40 degrees to each side of the pole. That makes it the usual choice for pole mounting along the edge of a parking lot or a driveway, where you want light pushed out into the lot and cut off behind the pole. If you need light thrown straight out in a narrow band down a long roadway, a Type II is the better pattern; for a pole in the middle of an open lot, Type V.

Yes. The driver is rated 100V to 347V, so the same fixture works on 120V single phase, 208/240/277V, and 347V Canadian service without ordering a different voltage version. One part number covers the whole range, which is handy if you're relamping a site with mixed panels.

At 19,736 lumens delivered from 150W, this fixture is in the range normally used to replace a 400W metal halide or high pressure sodium area light, which typically delivers comparable usable light on the ground at far higher input watts. The 5000K color temperature reads as a clean white rather than the yellow of HPS, so expect the lot to look noticeably brighter even where the lumen numbers are similar.

Yes, it carries a Wet location rating and is built for outdoor use, so direct rain and runoff on a pole arm or wall bracket are fine. The housing is cast aluminum, and the fixture is cULus safety listed.

The LED array is integrated, with no socket and no serviceable lamp. Rated life is 50,000 hours, so maintenance planning is fixture replacement at end of life rather than a relamp cycle. For an MRO budget that means no lamp line item and no ballast to carry.

The fixture is dimmable, so it can be driven down by a compatible 0-10V type control for curfew or occupancy-based reduction in a lot or garage. Color temperature is fixed at 5000K, not field selectable, so you cannot tune it warmer on site.

It measures 12.40 x 20.71 x 3.11 inches and weighs 8.08 lbs. That is a low-profile, light fixture by area light standards, which keeps EPA and pole loading modest when you are hanging two or four heads on a single pole.

It is a fixed 5000K source with a CRI of 80, so it will blend with other 5000K commercial LED area lights on the same site. The finish is bronze, the most common color for existing poles and arms on retail and multi-family properties. If your existing heads are 4000K, this one will read visibly cooler and bluer alongside them.

Yes. Lead is listed as a Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, which is standard for cast aluminum outdoor housings and driver components. The fixture is RoHS compliant.