NUVO Lighting 65-857 LED Area Light Type III, 240W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 120-347V

Yes. The 65-857 is a multi-volt driver rated 100V-347V, so it drops onto 120V single phase, 277V, or 347V service without changing fixtures. That range is why these get specified for parking lots and commercial sites where the lighting branch circuit may be 277 or 347 rather than 120.

Type III throws an asymmetric forward pattern out from the pole, so it is the usual choice for roadway edges, parking lot perimeters, and drive aisles where the pole sits along one side of the area being lit. If the pole sits in the middle of a lot and you need light thrown both directions, a Type V (square or round symmetric) pattern is the one to specify instead. The 65-857 is the Type III, 240W, 5000K version.

It delivers 32,585 lumens at 240W. That output puts it in the range normally covered by a 750W to 1000W metal halide area light, which is how most retrofit jobs size it: you are matching lumens on the pole, not watts. CRI is 80 and the color is 5000K, a cool white typical for parking and security lighting.

Yes. It is an outdoor fixture with a Wet location rating and is ULus Listed, so direct rain exposure on a pole or wall is within rating. The housing is cast aluminum in a bronze finish.

The 65-857 is dimmable, so it can be driven by a 0-10V style control or scheduling system for curfew dimming. Dimming hardware, photocells, and controls are separate items and are not part of the fixture.

No. It is an integrated LED fixture with no lamp socket, so there is nothing to relamp. Rated life is 50,000 hours average, after which the whole head is replaced. For maintenance planning in a multi-site portfolio that means stocking spare fixtures rather than lamps.

No, it is a fixed 5000K fixture, not a CCT selectable one. If you are matching existing heads on a site that run 4000K, this one will read noticeably cooler and bluer alongside them, so order the 4000K version of the series instead of mixing.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for this fixture. It is RoHS compliant. Institutional and government buyers who need the Prop 65 disclosure on submittals should note the lead listing.

Bronze is the only finish offered on the 65-857, over a cast aluminum housing. Bronze is the standard pole-mount color on most commercial sites, so it typically matches existing poles and arms without needing paint.