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

The 65-865 is a high-voltage fixture only, rated 277V to 480V. It will run on 277V, 347V or 480V service, which is what you find on commercial parking lots and industrial sites. On a 120/208/240V panel it is the wrong part, so order a multi-volt or 120-277V version of the area light instead.

A 2-3/8 inch slip-fitter mount is included, so it drops onto a 2-3/8 inch OD tenon or horizontal arm with no extra adapter. If your pole has a square drilled-pattern face instead of a tenon, you need a tenon adapter or a slip-fitter arm, since no arm plate ships with it.

200W draw producing 26,536 lumens at 5000K, with 80 CRI. That is a cool white, daylight-looking output that matches other 5000K LED lot fixtures. Color temperature is fixed, not field selectable, so it will not blend into a 4000K lot without looking bluer than the rest.

Yes, it is an outdoor fixture with a wet location rating and cULus certification, so direct rain and weather exposure on a pole or arm is within its listing. The housing is die-cast aluminum in a bronze finish, and it is RoHS compliant.

Type III throws an asymmetric forward pattern, so it is the distribution for mounting along the side of a drive lane, parking row or roadway where you want light pushed out into the lot and kept off the property line behind the pole. For a pole in the middle of a lot with parking on all sides you want a Type V square distribution; for a tight wall or perimeter cutoff, Type II or a forward-throw Type IV is the better pick.

The driver is dimmable, so it can be paired with a 0-10V style control scheme for bi-level or scheduled dimming. No control device, photocell or sensor is included with the fixture, so any photocell, shorting cap or network control has to be ordered as a separate item.

No. The LED is integrated into the fixture, with no socket or replaceable lamp, so service means replacing the whole head. Rated average life is 50,000 hours, which on a dusk-to-dawn schedule of roughly 4,000 hours a year is over a decade of run time.

The housing measures 30.28 inches long by 12.39 inches wide by 3.11 inches high and weighs 8.42 lbs. That is a slim, low-profile head, so wind load and weight on an existing pole and arm are modest compared with a legacy 400W HID shoebox it would typically replace.

Yes. The fixture carries a California Proposition 65 disclosure for lead, which is standard for die-cast and wired electrical assemblies. For a California public or institutional project, pass that disclosure through with your submittal package.

Bronze is the only finish offered on the 65-865, which is the usual match for bronze poles and arms already in most commercial lots. If your site is standardized on white or black poles, you would need a different catalog number in that finish.