NUVO Lighting 65-869-4 LED Area Light Type IV, 300W, Bronze Finish, 5000K, 277-480V

It ships with a 2-3/8 inch slip-fitter mount, so it slides over a 2-3/8 inch outside-diameter tenon or horizontal arm and clamps down. If your pole has a square bolt-on drill pattern or a different tenon size, you'll need an adapter to make it work. Fixture body is die-cast aluminum and weighs 12.35 lbs, which is light enough for a standard tenon arm.

Type IV throws a wide forward pattern out from the fixture with little light behind it, which is what you want on poles along the edge of a lot or against a building wall, where backlight would spill onto the property line. For poles in the middle of a lot with parking on both sides, a Type III or Type V distribution covers better. The 65-869-4 is the Type IV version.

At 300W it delivers 38,988 lumens at 5000K, which puts it in the range typically used to replace 1000W metal halide or high pressure sodium area lights on a one-for-one pole swap. Rated life is 50,000 hours with an integrated LED array, so there's no lamp or ballast to re-lamp later. The 5000K color is a cool daylight white, noticeably whiter than the yellow of HPS.

Yes, the fixture is dimmable, so it can be tied into a 0-10V style control scheme for after-hours setback on a lot or garage apron. Note the color temperature is fixed at 5000K; this is not a field-selectable CCT fixture, so if you need to match 4000K on adjacent poles you'll want a different model.

It carries a wet location rating and is cULus certified, so it's approved for direct exposure to rain and weather on an open pole or building arm, not just damp sheltered locations. The housing is die-cast aluminum and the fixture is RoHS compliant.

The housing measures 30.28 inches long, 12.39 inches wide, and 3.11 inches high, weighing 12.35 lbs. That slim 3.11 inch profile keeps the EPA low, which matters when you're hanging two or four heads on a single pole and checking the wind load rating.

No separate lamps or ballast are needed. The LED array is integrated into the fixture and included, and the 2-3/8 inch slip-fitter mount comes with it. What you supply is the pole or arm, the mounting hardware for your tenon if it isn't 2-3/8 inch, and the 277-480V branch circuit wiring.

80 CRI with 5000K cool white is the standard pairing for exterior security and parking applications, and it renders vehicle colors well enough for camera review. If you're lighting a retail storefront or anywhere color fidelity is being judged by eye, a higher CRI fixture is the better call.

Bronze is the finish offered on the 65-869-4, matching the dark bronze poles and arms used on most commercial lots. Style is plain utility, no decorative housing.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the 65-869-4. That's standard for die-cast aluminum exterior fixtures with electrical components and matters if you're shipping into California or documenting materials for a public agency submittal.