NUVO Lighting 60-303 8 Light, 48in, Vanity, Racetrack Style

The NUVO 60-303 racetrack vanity measures 48 inches wide, 4.75 inches high, and projects 2 inches off the wall. At a full 48 inches it spans the width of a 48 inch mirror exactly, so most installers center it above the mirror rather than trying to sit it inside a recessed niche. The 2 inch extension keeps it tight to the wall in a narrow bath where a deeper fixture would catch a shoulder.

Bulbs are not included with the 60-303. It takes eight medium base (E26) lamps, and the fixture is built around Type G globe bulbs, which is what gives the racetrack its exposed-bulb look. Budget for eight lamps per fixture on the order, and if you are doing a hotel or multi-family retrofit, order them in the same lot so the color temperature matches across every bathroom.

Dimming on the 60-303 is lamp dependent. The fixture itself has no driver or integrated LED, it is straight incandescent-style wiring at 120V to eight E26 sockets, so whether it dims comes down to the bulbs you put in it. Standard incandescent or halogen G globes dim on an ordinary forward-phase wall dimmer. If you lamp it with LED globes, you need lamps the manufacturer marks dimmable and a dimmer rated for LED loads, or you will get flicker and drop-out at the low end.

Yes, the 60-303 is listed ADA compliant, and the 2 inch extension is why: it stays within the protrusion limit for a wall-mounted object in a circulation path. That matters on tenant improvement work and in any public or common-area restroom where the plan reviewer checks wall projections. It is also cULus safety listed.

No. The 60-303 is rated for damp locations and indoor use only, so it is fine on a bathroom wall above a sink or mirror where it sees steam, but it cannot go inside a shower or tub enclosure, on a covered porch, or anywhere it will take direct water. For a shower location you need a wet-rated, gasketed enclosed fixture instead.

At 5.35 lbs, the 60-303 mounts to a standard wall outlet box with the supplied strap, no blocking or bracing needed. It is wall mount only and can be installed bulb-up or bulb-down depending on how you want the light thrown. Because the fixture is 48 inches long and the box lands near the center, get the box location right before the drywall closes, or you will be patching to re-center it over the mirror.

Brushed nickel is the finish, over a steel base. Steel matters on rental and hospitality turns, where a plastic or thin aluminum vanity strip gets dented by a cleaning cart or a towel bar swing. Brushed nickel is the safe match when the rest of the bath trim, faucet, and door hardware is already satin or brushed.

There is no CCT selector switch on the 60-303. It is a socketed incandescent-technology fixture, so the color of the light is entirely whatever eight E26 globes you lamp it with. That is an advantage on a standardization program: one fixture part number across a property, and you change the look later by changing lamps instead of replacing fixtures.

Yes. The 60-303 carries a Prop 65 listing for lead. That is standard on brass and plated metal lighting components and is a labeling requirement for sale into California, not an indication of a defect. The fixture is also RoHS compliant, which institutional and government specs frequently ask for on the submittal.