NUVO Lighting 60-334 Ballerina, 4-Light, 30in, Vanity with Alabaster Glass Bell Shades

The Ballerina 4-light vanity measures 30 inches wide, 7.63 inches high, and extends 8.5 inches off the wall. Over a 30 inch mirror it lands flush edge to edge, so if you want visible wall on either side of the mirror you need a shorter fixture. Mind the 8.5 inch extension too, since that is how far the shades project into the room above the sink.

Bulbs are not included. You need four A19 lamps with an E26 medium screw base, rated up to 100W each on 120V. Incandescent is the listed technology, but any A19 medium-base lamp in that wattage ceiling works, including LED retrofits. Order the bulbs on the same PO or the fixture lands dark.

Yes. It carries a damp location rating and is cULus safety listed, which covers a bathroom vanity wall where it sees steam and humidity but no direct water spray. It is an indoor fixture only, so do not use it in a shower enclosure, over a tub where spray reaches it, or in any exterior or wet location.

No. The Ballerina 4-light vanity is not ADA compliant, and it projects 8.5 inches from the wall. For an accessible restroom or any corridor-adjacent wall where protrusion limits apply, specify an ADA compliant vanity or sconce with a shallower extension instead.

Dimming on the Ballerina vanity is lamp dependent. The fixture itself has no driver or integral electronics, so whether it dims comes down to the four A19 medium-base bulbs you install and the dimmer on the wall. Standard incandescent A19 lamps dim on a common incandescent dimmer; if you use LED retrofits, they have to be marked dimmable and matched to the dimmer.

It is a wall-mounted fixture catalogued for up or down orientation, so the four alabaster glass bell shades can face either way. Shades up throws light at the ceiling for softer ambient fill; shades down puts more light on the sink and face, which is usually what you want for grooming at a mirror. Wiring and mounting are the same either way.

The fixture weighs 9.12 lbs with a glass and steel body. That is light enough for a standard wall box with the supplied crossbar in most cases, but across a 30 inch span the backplate is carrying all four shades off a single center box, so the box needs to be fixture-rated and solidly fastened to framing or blocking rather than hanging on drywall anchors alone.

Yes. Lead is the listed California Proposition 65 chemical for this fixture, so a California installation or sale carries that disclosure obligation. The fixture is RoHS compliant on the restricted-substance side.

No, there is no selectable CCT on the Ballerina vanity. It is a lamp-driven incandescent-technology fixture with four E26 sockets, so the color temperature is whatever bulbs you put in it. If you are standardizing color across a building, buy the lamps all at one CCT rather than looking for a switch on the fixture.