NUVO Lighting 60-3249 1-Light, 6in, Ceiling Mount with Frosted White Glass

It takes a single A19 lamp with an E26 medium base, rated to 60W max on 120V. No bulb ships with the fixture, so order lamps separately. You can run an LED A19 in it as long as it is an E26 medium base within the 60W rating.

Yes for those, with a limit. The fixture carries a damp location rating and is cULus listed, so a bathroom ceiling away from direct spray, a laundry room, or a basement is within rating. It is an indoor fixture only, so no covered porches, soffits, or anywhere exposed to weather, and not inside a shower or tub enclosure where a wet location rating is required.

The fixture is 6 inches in diameter and hangs 7.25 inches down from the ceiling. That projection is the number to check in a low closet or a stairwell landing where a head or a door swing could reach it. The glass shade itself measures D:5.91 H:5.97. At 1.31 lbs it mounts to a standard ceiling outlet box without extra support.

Dimming is lamp dependent. There is no driver in the fixture, it is a straight incandescent-technology socket on 120V, so whether it dims comes down to the A19 lamp you put in it and the dimmer on the wall. An incandescent or halogen A19 dims on a standard dimmer; an LED A19 only dims if that lamp is marked dimmable and matched to the dimmer.

Brushed nickel is the finish, with the housing in steel and the shade in glass. If you are standardizing a corridor or a unit turnover package, that is the only finish this model number carries, so other openings have to match to brushed nickel rather than the reverse.

The shade is frost finish glass, one piece over a single lamp, so the bulb is diffused rather than visible. It is a utility style close-to-ceiling fixture, not a decorative one, which is why it gets used in closets, utility rooms, back halls, and apartment turnover work where even light and easy lamp access matter more than looks.

Yes. Lead is the listed California Prop 65 chemical for the 60-3249, which matters if you are buying into a California job or a public agency spec that requires the warning passed through. The fixture is RoHS compliant.

No. There is no CCT selector on this fixture, because the color temperature comes entirely from the A19 lamp you install. If you want 3000K versus 4000K across a building, you control it by specifying the lamp, not the fixture. An integrated LED fixture with a CCT switch is the alternative if you need that built in.