NUVO Lighting 60-3479 Adams, 1-Light, 18in, Outdoor Wall with Frosted Glass, Color retail packaging

Yes. The Adams 60-3479 carries a Wet location rating and is built for outdoor use, so it can go on an unprotected wall, an open entry, or a soffit that takes blowing rain. Safety listing is cULus. Mounting is wall only.

No bulb ships with it. You supply one A19 lamp with a medium E26 base, rated up to 100W max on 120V. Dimming depends entirely on the lamp you choose, so if you want it on a dimmer, pick a dimmable bulb. An LED A19 in E26 drops right in since the fixture is a standard incandescent-technology socket.

No. The Adams 60-3479 is not ADA compliant, and with a 6.88 inch projection off the wall it is not the fixture to specify where protruding-object limits apply. For accessible routes and public corridors, choose a wall lantern listed as ADA compliant with a shallower extension.

Frosted. The Adams lantern uses frost-finish glass across four glass panels in four shade sections, each panel measuring D:0.16 L:4.50 W:4.22 H:6.09. Frost diffuses the filament so you get a softer glow instead of a visible bulb and glare at eye level, which is why it suits entries and walkways where people stand close.

It wires to line voltage, 120V, with a single medium-base socket and no driver or transformer involved. That makes it straightforward for repeat installs across a building: one lamp type to stock, standard outdoor wall box, wet rated so it works on both covered and exposed entries. Lamp choice is where you control color and wattage, up to the 100W maximum.

Textured Black is the finish offered on the 60-3479. The styling is Craftsman, four-panel lantern form, which pairs with mission and bungalow entries and reads flat rather than glossy so it hides dust and water spotting on an exposed wall.

No, there is no CCT selector. It is a socketed fixture, not an integrated LED, so the color temperature comes from whichever A19 lamp you install. If you want 3000K at one entry and 4000K at another, you change bulbs rather than flipping a switch on the housing.

RoHS compliant, yes. It also carries a California Proposition 65 warning for lead, which is standard disclosure on many finished metal lighting components and matters if you are shipping to or installing in California.