NUVO Lighting 62-688 25W, Flush Mount Twist & Lock Fixture, LED, 14in, Brushed Nickel Finish, Frosted Glass

The 62-688 is rated for damp locations and listed for indoor use, so a bathroom ceiling or a covered porch ceiling that only sees humidity is fine. It is not a wet-location fixture, so avoid positions with direct water contact such as inside a shower spray zone or an uncovered exterior ceiling. Safety listing is cETLus.

Yes. The 62-688 runs on 120V through 277V, so the same fixture can go on 120V residential circuits in apartments and on 277V branch circuits in commercial corridors and back-of-house areas. That makes it a single part number to standardize on across a mixed-voltage property.

The LED is integrated, so there is no socket and no lamp to restock. Rated life is 50,000 hours; when it ends, the fixture is replaced rather than relamped. For MRO buyers that trades a bulb line item for a longer replacement cycle, which is usually the point of specifying integrated LED in corridors and stairwells.

Yes, the 62-688 is dimmable. Because it is an integrated LED fixture, it needs an LED-compatible (electronic low-voltage or LED-rated forward-phase) dimmer, not an old incandescent rheostat style control, or you will get flicker and a limited dimming range.

25W delivering 2100 lumens through frosted glass, which is roughly comparable to a pair of old 75W incandescent bulbs. That suits a bedroom, hallway, laundry, or small office of about 100 to 150 square feet as the sole ceiling fixture. CRI is 90+, so finishes, paint, and skin tones read accurately, which matters in bathrooms, retail, and healthcare spaces.

No. The 62-688 is not CCT selectable, so the color temperature is fixed at the factory with no field switch. If you are matching a run of existing fixtures down a corridor and need to dial the white point to match, choose a selectable-CCT flush mount instead; if you are replacing every fixture in the space at once, fixed CCT keeps them consistent.

The frosted glass diffuser twists on and locks rather than being held by three finial screws, so one person can take it down to clean or dust and put it back without juggling hardware on a ladder. For property managers maintaining dozens of units that cuts turn time and removes the screws that always go missing.

Brushed nickel over a steel base, paired with frosted glass. The steel body holds up better to handling in rental turns than a spun aluminum shade, and brushed nickel reads as a neutral satin gray that sits well alongside brushed nickel door hardware and bath fittings. Brushed nickel is the only finish offered on the 62-688.

Yes. Lead is listed as a Prop 65 chemical for the 62-688, so shipments into California need the warning passed through. The fixture is also RoHS compliant, which is the spec most institutional and government purchasers are checking for on a submittal.