NUVO Lighting 65-855 LED Area Light Type III, 200W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 120-347V

Type III throws light forward and to the sides in an asymmetric pattern, which is what you want for pole fixtures set along the edge of a parking lot, drive aisle, or roadway where the pole line is off to one side of the area being lit. The NUVO 65-855 is a Type III, 200W LED head putting out 26,536 lumens at 5000K. If your poles sit in the middle of the lot with parking on both sides, a Type V (square/round symmetric) pattern covers that better, and a Type IV forward-throw is the choice for building-mounted or perimeter wall packs where you want no light behind the fixture.

Yes. The 65-855 is a multi-volt LED area light rated 100V-347V, so it drops onto 120V, 208V, 240V, 277V, or 347V without a separate driver or ordering a voltage-specific version. That makes it usable on a 277/480V commercial three-phase lighting panel and on 347V Canadian service from the same part number.

Wet location rated and cULus listed, so it is approved for exposed outdoor mounting on poles and open parking structures, not just damp-rated covered locations. The housing is cast aluminum, and the fixture is RoHS compliant.

The 65-855 weighs 8.42 lbs and measures 12.40 x 22.40 x 3.11 inches. That is a light head for a 200W fixture, so EPA and pole loading are usually driven by the arm and bracket rather than the fixture mass, but use the 22.4 inch dimension across when you are spacing multiple heads on a tenon or crossarm.

The fixture is dimmable, so it can be driven by a 0-10V style control or a dimming photocell/occupancy scheme for late-night setback. Note the LED is integrated with no replaceable lamp, so all control has to happen upstream at the driver or panel.

There is no lamp to change. The 65-855 uses an integrated LED array with no socket or bulb base, rated for an average 50,000 hours. When it reaches end of life, you replace the head, which is why the multi-volt 100V-347V driver matters: one part number covers whatever service the pole is on.

Fixed at 5000K; the 65-855 is not CCT selectable, so if your site standard is 4000K you need a different fixture rather than a field setting. 5000K is the common choice for parking and security lighting because the cooler light reads as brighter for the same lumen output. CRI is 80, which is normal for exterior area lighting and fine for vehicle and pedestrian areas.

At 26,536 lumens, the 200W 65-855 is the usual size class for retrofitting a 400W to 750W metal halide or HPS shoebox, since those older heads lose a large share of initial lumens over life while this one holds output across a 50,000 hour average life. For a 1000W HID pole head you are generally one step up in wattage or adding a second head. Confirm it against your site photometrics before committing a whole lot to it.

Bronze is the only finish offered on the 65-855, on a cast aluminum housing. Bronze is the most common dark finish on existing parking lot poles, so it generally blends with a mixed-age pole fleet better than a black or white head would.

The 65-855 is not ADA compliant, which matters only if you were considering it for a wall-mounted application in an accessible route where protrusion limits apply. On a pole or arm well above head height, ADA protrusion is not a factor.

Yes. Lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the 65-855, so a warning accompanies it on California jobs. The fixture is separately RoHS compliant.