NUVO Lighting 60-305 4-Light, 24in, Vanity, Racetrack Style

The 60-305 racetrack vanity measures 24 inches wide, 4.75 inches high, with a 2 inch extension off the wall. Over a 24 inch mirror it sits flush edge to edge, so if you want the fixture to visually overhang or inset, measure for that. The shallow 2 inch projection keeps it clear of a medicine cabinet door swing in tight powder rooms.

It's rated for damp locations and indoor use only, so it's fine for general bathroom humidity above a vanity. It is not wet rated, so keep it out of direct shower spray and off exterior walls or covered porches. For a shower enclosure you need a wet-rated enclosed fixture instead.

Bulbs are not included. You need four medium base (E26) lamps, and the fixture is built around Type G globe shape bulbs, which is the exposed round look the racetrack style is designed for. Maximum is 100W on 120V. If you want to cut load, screw in E26 LED globes at equivalent output.

The 60-305 is listed ADA compliant, and its 2 inch extension is the reason, it stays within the protruding-object limit for a wall mount in a corridor or accessible restroom. It's also cULus safety listed, which is what most inspectors and institutional specs ask for.

Dimming is lamp dependent. The fixture itself has no driver, it's incandescent technology with four E26 sockets wired to line voltage, so whether it dims comes down to the bulbs you install and the dimmer. Standard incandescent or dimmable LED globes on a compatible dimmer will dim; non-dimmable LED or CFL lamps will not.

The 60-305 carries a California Prop 65 warning for lead, and it is RoHS compliant. If you're submitting on a public project that screens Prop 65 content, that lead disclosure is the line item you'll need to address.

Old Bronze is the finish on the 60-305. The body is steel, so if you're standardizing multiple units across apartment turns or hotel rooms, the finish and profile will match unit to unit. For a brushed nickel or chrome scheme you'd need a different model in the racetrack family.

Racetrack style vanities like the 60-305 are a symmetrical bar with four sockets on a single backplate, so the fixture itself installs horizontally over the mirror either way. Lamp orientation follows how you hang it. One note for a maintenance crew: Type G globe lamps hanging downward over a sink are more exposed to knocks, so bulbs-up is the common choice in high-traffic restrooms.

No. The 60-305 has no CCT selection switch, it's a plain incandescent-technology fixture with four line-voltage E26 sockets. Color temperature is entirely whatever bulb you put in, so if you're matching 2700K across a building, buy the lamps to that spec.