NUVO Lighting 60-5377 Empire, 1-Light, Wall Sconce, Brushed Nickel with Frosted Glass

Yes. The Empire 60-5377 carries a damp location rating and is catalogued for vanity and wall use, so a bathroom wall above or beside a mirror is within its rating. Damp does not mean wet, so keep it out of direct spray inside a shower or tub enclosure.

Bulbs aren't included. It takes one A19 lamp with a medium E26 base, 60W maximum, on 120V. Any standard-shape LED or incandescent A19 with an E26 base and a rating at or under 60W will work.

No. The Empire 60-5377 is not ADA compliant, and with a 5 inch extension it projects beyond the 4 inch limit normally applied to fixtures mounted in a circulation path between 27 and 80 inches above the floor. For corridors and egress paths in institutional or commercial work, specify an ADA-compliant sconce instead. It's fine for guest rooms, baths, and other locations outside the protruding-object rules.

Extension is 5 inches off the wall, with an overall size of 10 inches wide by 9.63 inches high. That 5 inch projection matters in a tight hallway or next to a swinging door or medicine cabinet, so check clearance before you set the box height.

At 2.46 pounds, the Empire 60-5377 mounts to a standard wall junction box with the strap and screws typical of a wall-mount fixture. No fan brace or reinforced box is needed. Mounting method is wall only, so it can't be used as a ceiling fixture.

It's cULus listed, which covers both US and Canadian safety requirements, and the fixture is RoHS compliant. It's wired for 120V and is an incandescent-technology fixture, meaning a line-voltage socket with no integral LED driver.

The Empire 60-5377 is brushed nickel with a frost glass shade, traditional styling, in NUVO's Empire collection. One shade, one glass. If you're standardizing a building, other Empire-collection pieces are the way to keep the nickel and frosted glass consistent across baths and hallways.

Steel base with a single frosted glass shade. That's the structural body of the fixture, finished in brushed nickel.

Yes. Lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the Empire 60-5377, so California jobs need the warning carried through. It does not affect the fixture's cULus listing or its use anywhere else.

No. The Empire 60-5377 is not CCT selectable, because color temperature is set by whatever A19 lamp you install, not by the fixture. Pick the bulb's kelvin rating to get the light color you want, and buy all the lamps the same if you're outfitting multiple units.