NUVO Lighting 60-304 3 Light, 18in, Vanity, Racetrack Style

Yes. The 60-304 is listed ADA compliant, and its 2 inch projection from the wall is what gets it there, since protruding objects in an accessible route are limited to a 4 inch projection. It is also cULus safety listed and rated for damp locations, so it holds up in a restroom or shower-adjacent wall. That combination is why it shows up in multi-family and institutional restroom packages.

Bulbs are not included. The 60-304 takes three medium base (E26) lamps, and the fixture is built around a Type G globe shape, which is the exposed round bulb that gives the racetrack look. Maximum is 100W per the fixture rating, so order three lamps at or below that. Plan on buying the globes separately when you spec the fixture.

The 60-304 carries a damp location rating and is an indoor-only fixture. That covers a bathroom wall above a vanity, including the steam you get in an enclosed bath. It is not wet rated, so it should not go directly inside a shower enclosure or anywhere it will take direct water spray, and it is not for exterior use.

Dimming on the 60-304 is lamp dependent. The fixture itself has no driver or integrated LED, it is an incandescent-technology fixture wired for three E26 sockets at 120V, so whether it dims comes down to the globes you install. Standard incandescent G-shape lamps dim on a normal forward-phase dimmer; if you put non-dimmable LED globes in it, it will not dim.

The body is steel, not plastic, which is what property managers want for a fixture that gets wiped down between tenants. It comes in Old Bronze. It is a utility-style racetrack bar, so it is a straightforward spec for repeat openings in multi-family bathrooms where you want every unit matching.

Conventional lamped. The 60-304 is an incandescent-technology fixture with three E26 sockets and no integrated LED, so there is no CCT selector switch on it. Color temperature is entirely whatever globes you install, which actually gives you more control on a renovation where you need the bathrooms to match existing lamping. If you need a fixed, factory-set color temperature or a built-in CCT switch, you need an integrated LED vanity instead.

It is a wall mount fixture, hard-wired at 120V, and the racetrack bar is designed to run horizontally above a mirror. Direction of the sockets follows how you orient the bar on the wall box. At 1.59 lbs it is light enough that a standard wall box supports it with no extra bracing.

Both apply to the 60-304. It is RoHS compliant, and it carries a California Prop 65 notice for lead. Institutional and government buyers who need that disclosure on file should note the lead listing when submitting the product data package.