NUVO Lighting 65-865-4 LED Area Light Type IV, 200W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 277-480V

The 65-865-4 is a high-voltage fixture, rated 277V to 480V. It will not operate on 120V or 208/240V branch circuits. If your pole circuit is 120-277V, you need the standard-voltage version of the fixture instead, not this one.

It ships with a 2-3/8 inch slip-fitter mount, so it drops onto a standard 2-3/8 inch OD tenon or pole arm. If your pole has a square mast arm or a flat drill pattern, you will need a separate arm or adapter plate, since nothing else is included in the box.

At 200W drawing and 26,536 delivered lumens, it is typically specified in place of a 400W to 750W HID shoebox, depending on how badly the old fixture had depreciated. Since it is a 277-480V fixture, it matches the high-voltage ballast circuits most older HID pole lights were fed on. The existing pole tenon has to be 2-3/8 inch to use the included slip-fitter.

Yes. The 65-865-4 carries a Wet location rating and is cULus certified, so it can go on an open pole or an exterior wall with direct weather exposure. The housing is die-cast aluminum.

Type IV throws light forward in a wide, semicircular pattern, which is what you want on perimeter poles and on building-mounted locations where the light needs to push out into the lot and not behind the fixture. For poles in the middle of a lot with drive aisles on both sides, a Type III or Type V distribution covers better. The 65-865-4 is the Type IV, 200W version delivering 26,536 lumens.

Dimming is supported, so the fixture can be tied into a 0-10V style control scheme or a photocell/dimming strategy for late-night setback. Color temperature is fixed at 5000K, a cool white; it is not CCT selectable, so if you are matching warmer 4000K fixtures already on site you need a different model.

No. The LED array is integrated into the fixture, so there is no lamp to buy and no socket to re-lamp. Rated life is 50,000 hours, and at end of life the fixture is replaced rather than re-lamped. CRI is 80.

Bronze only. It is a utility-style die-cast aluminum housing, which is the standard match for bronze poles and arms already common on commercial lots and campuses.

Yes, lead is listed as a Prop 65 chemical for the 65-865-4. The fixture is RoHS compliant. Facilities buyers in California who track Prop 65 disclosures should note it on their submittal.