NUVO Lighting 60-3467 Central Park, 1-Light, 20in, Wall Lantern with Clear Beveled Glass, Color retail packaging

Yes. The Central Park 60-3467 carries a Wet location rating and is built for outdoor use, so it can go on an unprotected wall, entry, or garage elevation that takes direct rain. The housing is die-cast aluminum and the fixture is cULus safety listed at 120V.

Plan on 20 inches of height and a 6 inch diameter, with a 9.75 inch extension off the wall face. That projection matters on a narrow walkway or beside a door swing, and the 20 inch height means you want the wall box set high enough that the lantern body clears any trim or sidelight. It weighs 3.51 lbs, so a standard outdoor wall box handles it.

It takes a single medium (E26) base lamp, A19 shape, rated to 100W maximum. No bulb ships with the fixture, so add lamps to the order. An E26 LED A19 at or below 100W equivalent drops straight in if you would rather not run incandescent.

No. The Central Park 60-3467 is not ADA compliant, and with a 9.75 inch extension it protrudes well past the 4 inch limit for objects mounted between 27 and 80 inches above the floor on an accessible route. For a commercial entry or corridor that has to meet that requirement, specify an ADA-compliant wall sconce with a shallow projection instead.

The 60-3467 is the white finish version of the Central Park lantern, with clear beveled glass panels. If you are standardizing a building elevation, order by that exact MPN so every unit matches; the clear beveled glass shows the lamp, so use the same bulb type and color temperature across all of them or the openings will read differently at night.

Yes. The Central Park 60-3467 is listed with a California Prop 65 chemical disclosure for lead. It is RoHS compliant. If you are buying for a California job or a public agency that requires Prop 65 documentation, note the lead disclosure in your submittal.

The housing is die-cast aluminum, which does not rust the way a steel or cast-iron body does, and it is wet-rated for exposed outdoor mounting. On a salt-air elevation the finish is still the wear point, so inspect the painted surface on a normal maintenance cycle rather than expecting the metal itself to fail.