NUVO Lighting 60-542 Briton, 1-Light, 18in, Wall Lantern with Clear Seed Glass

Yes. The Briton 60-542 carries a Wet location rating and is built for outdoor use, so it can go on an unprotected wall, over a garage door, or on an entry with no overhang. It is cULus safety listed and mounts to the wall.

Bulbs are not included. You need one A19 lamp with an E26 medium base, rated up to 60W at 120V. The fixture is incandescent technology, and dimming depends entirely on the lamp you put in it, so if you want it on a dimmer, pick a dimmable bulb.

Plan on 6 inches of width and 18 inches of height, with a 6.13 inch extension off the wall face. That projection matters on a narrow entry or a walkway where a deeper fixture would be in the way, and the 6 inch width lets it sit on a standard door trim pilaster without crowding.

No. The Briton 60-542 is not ADA compliant, and with a 6.13 inch extension off the wall it projects too far for a path of travel where ADA limits apply. For corridors, stairwell landings, or any accessible route in a commercial or multi-family building, specify an ADA-rated wall sconce instead.

Yes, as long as the LED lamp uses an E26 medium base and fits an A19 envelope. The socket is rated 60W maximum at 120V, and any LED replacement will draw well under that. The fixture itself has no integrated LED and no selectable color temperature, so whatever CCT you want comes from the bulb you choose.

The fixture weighs 3.2 lbs, so a properly installed exterior wall box carries it without any supplemental blocking. It is a wall-mount fixture wired for 120V line voltage.

Both apply. The 60-542 is RoHS compliant, and it carries a California Prop 65 warning for lead. If you buy for a California property or an institutional spec that requires Prop 65 disclosure, that lead listing is the one to pass along to your compliance file.

Each Briton 60-542 is a single-lamp fixture, one socket, one shade, capped at 60W. At 18 inches tall it has enough presence to work alone beside a standard entry door, but for wide double-door entries or garage fronts, most specs run a pair flanking the opening. Because only Textured Black is offered, a fleet install stays visually consistent without finish matching.

One configuration: Textured Black metal body with a single clear seeded glass panel. The seeded glass breaks up the filament glare a little while still reading as clear, and the textured black holds up visually better than a gloss finish on a weathered exterior wall. Styling is traditional, so it suits coach-light openings rather than contemporary ones.