NUVO Lighting 60-296 3 Light, 18in, Vanity, Racetrack Style

The 60-296 racetrack vanity measures 18 inches wide, 4.75 inches high, and projects 2 inches off the wall. That 2 inch extension is the number to watch on a small bath: it clears a swing-out medicine cabinet door and keeps the fixture out of the way above a mirror. Width matches an 18 inch cabinet head-on, so if you are centering over a wider mirror you will see glass on both sides.

Bulbs are not included. You need three medium base E26 lamps, Type G globe shape, and the fixture is rated 100W at 120V. Order the lamps on the same PO or the fixture goes up dark.

Damp location rated and indoor only, so a normal bath ceiling or wall above a vanity is fine, including the humidity of a bathroom. Directly inside a shower enclosure or over a tub where the fixture takes direct spray calls for a wet location rated fixture instead. Mounting is wall only, not ceiling.

Dimming is lamp dependent on the 60-296. The fixture itself has no driver, it is an incandescent style fixture running medium base lamps on 120V line voltage, so whether it dims comes down to the bulbs you put in it. Incandescent or dimmable LED lamps on a compatible wall dimmer will dim; non-dimmable lamps will not, regardless of the switch.

The 60-296 carries three medium base sockets on an 18 inch bar with a 100W total rating. Across three Type G globes that is roughly 33W apiece if you are running incandescent, which is typical light for a single sink vanity or a half bath. For a double vanity or a windowless commercial restroom, run two of these or step up to a wider bar. Watch the 100W ceiling when lamping, it is the fixture limit, not per socket.

No CCT selector on the 60-296. It is an incandescent technology fixture with three E26 medium base sockets, so the light color is entirely whatever lamps you install. That is actually useful for a property standardizing a look: buy one lamp spec, say 2700K, and every unit in the building reads the same.

At 2.09 lbs the racetrack vanity is light enough that a standard wall mounted junction box carries it without a bar hanger or extra blocking. Handy on a turn crew doing a run of units, one person can hold it up and land the mounting strap.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical on the 60-296. That matters if you are shipping into California or supplying a public agency that requires the disclosure passed through on submittals. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.