NUVO Lighting 60-3454 Briton, 1-Light, 18in, Wall Lantern with Clear Seed Glass, Color retail packaging

Yes. The Briton 60-3454 carries a Wet location rating and is cULus safety listed, so it can go on an exposed exterior wall where rain hits it directly, not just under a soffit or porch roof.

It measures 18 inches high by 6 inches wide, with a 6.13 inch extension off the wall. That narrow 6 inch width makes it workable on a tight pilaster or beside a door casing, and the roughly 6 inch projection keeps it clear of a door swing in most entries. Fixture weight is 2.24 lbs, so a standard outdoor wall box handles it.

Bulbs are not included. It takes one E26 medium base lamp in an A19 shape, rated up to 60W at 120V. For a multi-family or MRO buyer, an A19 medium base LED at or below that 60W rating drops straight in, which is how most crews lamp these now.

No. The Briton 60-3454 is not ADA compliant, and with a 6.13 inch projection it exceeds the 4 inch limit for protruding objects in an accessible route. For an exterior walkway or corridor between 27 and 80 inches above the floor, specify an ADA-rated wall sconce instead. On a building face away from a circulation path it is not an issue.

The body is aluminum rather than steel, so it will not rust the way a painted steel lantern does, and it is wet rated for full exterior exposure. The finish offered is Old Bronze. Aluminum is the usual choice for humid and shoreline installs, though any painted exterior finish still sees salt wear over time.

The fixture has no selectable CCT, so color temperature is entirely a function of the lamp you put in it. That actually works in your favor for a fleet: one housing across every unit door, then pick the A19 medium base lamp CCT you want and change it later without touching the fixture. Mounting is wall only, 120V, one lamp per fixture.

Clear seeded glass, one panel of it, with a single shade. Seeded glass has air bubbles cast into it, so it softens and scatters the light a little but the lamp filament stays visible. If you want the bulb concealed, this is not the fixture; a frosted or opal glass lantern is. The look is traditional, which matches most residential and multi-family entries.

Yes. Lead is identified as a CA Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, which matters if you are shipping to a California job or compiling submittal paperwork for a public agency. The fixture is RoHS compliant.