NUVO Lighting 62-1563 19W, 11in, LED Twist & Lock Flush Mount Fixture, Dimmable, Brushed Nickel, Frosted Glass

The 62-1563 is rated for damp locations and listed for indoor use, so a bathroom ceiling or a covered porch soffit is fine. It is not wet-location rated, so skip direct-spray positions like inside a shower enclosure or an uncovered exterior ceiling.

It is a dimmable 120V integrated LED at 19 watts. Because the driver is LED, a legacy incandescent (leading-edge) dimmer will often buzz or flicker at the bottom of the range, and the 19W load sits below the minimum load of many older dimmers. Pair it with a modern LED/CFL-rated dimmer for smooth low-end control.

The LED is integrated, with no socket or lamp base to relamp. When the light source reaches end of life the fixture gets replaced. It is rated at an average 50,000 hours, which is roughly 11 years at 12 hours a day.

Output is 1600 lumens from 19 watts, which is about the equivalent of a 100W incandescent. With a frosted glass diffuser spreading the light, one unit handles a hallway, small bedroom, laundry room, or bath of roughly 100 square feet for general lighting. For larger rooms, plan on multiple fixtures. CRI is 90, so paint and finish colors read accurately, which matters for a model unit or a lobby.

The glass shade twists onto the steel mounting pan rather than being held by finial screws or thumbscrews, so a maintenance tech can pull the diffuser one-handed off a ladder and reseat it the same way. It is a ceiling-mount fixture only, wired for 120V. That shade-off-in-seconds detail is the reason this style gets specified for multi-family corridors and rental turns where cleaning happens often.

No. CCT is fixed on the 62-1563, with no selector switch on the fixture. If you are matching a run of ceilings in one building, every unit of this model will put out the same color, which is the practical advantage of a non-selectable fixture. If you need field-adjustable 3000K/4000K/5000K, you need a CCT-selectable model instead.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian requirements, and it is RoHS compliant. Note the California Prop 65 disclosure for lead, which matters if you are shipping into California and need to pass the notice along to the end user.

Brushed nickel is the only finish offered on model 62-1563, with a frost glass shade. That is the common middle-tone metal finish, so it sits alongside brushed nickel bath faucets and door hardware without clashing. If the building is standardized on bronze or black, this model will not match.