NUVO Lighting 60-3176 2 Light, 14in, Flush Mount Twist and Lock with Frosted White Glass

The 60-3176 carries a Damp location rating and is classified for indoor use, so a bathroom ceiling outside the shower spray or an enclosed, dry-ish laundry room is fine. It is not a wet-rated fixture, so skip open porches, soffits exposed to driven rain, or anywhere it gets hit with water directly. It is cULus safety listed.

Two A19 lamps with a medium E26 screw base, 60W maximum each. Bulbs are not included, so order lamps with the fixture. Any standard-shape LED A19 with an E26 base works as long as it stays at or under the 60W rating.

It stands 5.5 inches tall and measures 14 inches in diameter, mounted tight to the ceiling. That profile clears a door swing or a low basement ceiling where a pendant or semi-flush would not. Weight is 5.82 lbs, so a standard 4-inch octagon or round ceiling box rated for fixture support handles it without a separate brace.

Dimming on the 60-3176 is lamp dependent. The fixture has no driver or integrated LED of its own, it is a two-socket incandescent-technology housing, so whether it dims comes down to the A19 lamps you install. Put in dimmable LED or standard incandescent A19s and it dims on a compatible dimmer; put in non-dimmable LEDs and it will not.

The single frosted glass shade twists onto the steel pan and locks, so there are no finial nuts or screws to drop while you are on a ladder. For a property manager turning units or relamping a corridor, that is the difference between a two-hand job and a two-person job. One glass, one shade, two sockets underneath.

Straight 120V line voltage, no transformer or driver required. It wires to a standard residential or light-commercial branch circuit the same as any incandescent ceiling fixture. The part number is 60-3176.

The 60-3176 is a true close-to-ceiling flush mount, sitting against the ceiling at 5.5 inches deep. Use it in hallways, closets, baths, stairwells, and any 8-foot ceiling where head clearance matters. If you have a 9-foot or taller ceiling and want the fixture to drop and read as decorative, a semi-flush on a short stem is the better choice there, not this one.

Yes. The two E26 medium sockets accept A19 LED lamps directly, and because nothing is integrated you are never replacing the fixture when a lamp fails. Stay at or below the 60W fixture rating, which any A19 LED does easily. The frosted shade diffuses the lamps, so you will not see hot spots from an LED filament bulb.

Mahogany Bronze with a frosted white glass shade, in a transitional style. That dark bronze reads as a match for oil-rubbed bronze door hardware and bath faucets, which is the usual pairing in multi-family and hospitality turns where everything on the floor needs to look alike.

It is RoHS compliant, and it carries a California Prop 65 warning for lead. Safety listing is cULus. Those three are the items a public-agency or healthcare submittal usually wants in writing on a lighting package.

No. CCT selection is not a feature of the 60-3176, because the fixture holds no LED of its own. You set the color temperature by which A19 lamps you buy, which in practice gives you more control than a three-position selector switch. For a building standard, pick one Kelvin value for the lamps and order them in bulk.