NUVO Lighting 60-4925 Banyan, 1-Light, 17in, Outdoor Wall with Clear Water Glass, Bronze Finish

Wet location rated, so it can go on an exposed wall where rain hits it directly, not just under a soffit or covered entry. It carries a cULus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian installs. Mounting is to the wall.

Extension off the wall is 8 inches, so allow for that where the fixture flanks a door swing or a tight walkway. Overall it stands 17 inches high by 6.13 inches wide. At 3.1 lbs it is light enough to hang on a standard outdoor box with the mounting strap.

It takes one medium base (E26) A19 lamp, rated to 100W maximum. No bulb is included, so order lamps separately. Any standard A19 that fits the 100W ceiling works, including LED retrofits, which is how most property managers spec these now.

No. The Banyan 60-4925 is not ADA compliant, and its 8 inch projection is why: ADA limits wall mounted objects between 27 and 80 inches above the floor to a 4 inch protrusion into a circulation path. If the fixture sits in that band along a required accessible route, specify an ADA rated sconce instead.

No. It is a 120V fixture with a line voltage medium base socket, so it belongs on a standard 120V branch circuit. For 277V lighting panels common in commercial buildings, you need a fixture rated for that voltage or a step down transformer ahead of it.

Transitional styling in a rustic bronze finish, with four clear water glass panels forming four shade sections around a single lamp. Clear water glass is textured rather than optically clear, so the lamp reads as a soft glow instead of a bare filament. It is part of the NUVO Banyan collection, so other Banyan pieces carry the same finish and glass if you are lighting multiple openings on one elevation.

Glass and metal construction, with the bronze finished metal frame carrying four clear water glass panels. It is RoHS compliant. Note the California Prop 65 disclosure for lead, which matters if you are buying for a California jobsite and need the warning passed through to the owner.

No, there is no CCT selector on the fixture. Color temperature comes entirely from whichever A19 lamp you install, so if you are standardizing a property at 3000K, just buy all the lamps at 3000K and the fixture does not constrain you.