NUVO Lighting 65-884 LED Low Profile Wall Pack, Wattage 30/45/60W and CCT 3K/4K/5K Selectable, Photocell, Dimmable, Bronze Finish

One fixture covers all three. The 65-884 low profile wall pack is field selectable at 30W, 45W or 60W, with output ranging from 3844 to 7506 lumens depending on the setting. Color temperature is selectable too, at 3000K, 4000K or 5000K. For a property with mixed needs (lower output over back doors, full output over a loading area), you can stock one part number and set each unit at install.

Yes. It accepts 120V through 277V, so the same fixture works on 120V residential-style circuits and on 208/240/277V commercial panels. That universal input is why it suits multi-building portfolios where service voltage varies from site to site.

A photocell is built into the 65-884, so it switches on at dusk and off at dawn with no external control or timer needed. It is also dimmable if you want to tie it into a control system for late-night setback.

Wet location rated and built for outdoor use, with a die-cast aluminum housing. Die-cast aluminum also acts as the heat sink for the LED board, which is what supports the 50,000 hour rated life. Safety listing is cETLus, covering both US and Canadian installations.

The fixture measures 15.55 inches by 9.76 inches and weighs 9.26 lbs. At that weight it needs to land on solid backing, block, or a proper junction box with a fixture stud, not on unreinforced siding. The low profile form keeps it close to the wall, which matters over walkways and doorways where a deep-bodied wall pack would be a head-strike risk.

No. The LED board is integrated, with no lamp base and no replaceable bulb, so the whole fixture is the maintenance unit. Rated life is 50,000 hours. For an MRO plan, treat it as a fixture replacement item rather than a lamp line item.

The fixture is listed as dimmable, and the built-in photocell handles dusk-to-dawn switching on its own. If the site has a lighting control system, the dimming capability lets you drop output during low-occupancy hours rather than running full 60W output all night.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the 65-884. The fixture is RoHS compliant. Institutional and government buyers who require Prop 65 disclosure on submittals should carry the lead warning through on their paperwork.