NUVO Lighting 60-5453 Mobili, 3 Light, Vanity Fixture with Satin White Glass

Bulbs are not included. You need three A19 lamps with a medium E26 base, and the fixture is rated 100W maximum per socket at 120V. Any A19 in that base works, LED or incandescent, so for a multi-family or hotel retrofit you can drop in LED A19s and cut the load without changing the fixture.

It carries a damp location rating and is cULus listed, so it is fine on a bathroom wall where it sees humidity from a shower or tub. Damp is not wet, though, so do not mount it inside a shower enclosure or anywhere it takes direct water spray, and it is an indoor fixture only, not for a covered porch where it could be rained on.

No. The Mobili 3-light is not ADA compliant, and with a 6.88 inch projection off the wall it exceeds the 4 inch limit for objects mounted between 27 and 80 inches above the floor in an accessible route. For a government, healthcare, or school restroom where ADA protrusion rules apply, specify an ADA-rated vanity fixture with a projection of 4 inches or less.

Dimming on the Mobili 3-light depends entirely on the lamp you install, since no bulbs come with it. Incandescent or halogen A19s dim on a standard incandescent dimmer. If you use LED A19s, the lamp has to be marked dimmable and matched to an LED-compatible dimmer. The fixture itself has no driver or integrated LED to limit you.

It is a wall-mounted fixture and can be installed shades up or shades down. Up throws light onto the ceiling for softer ambient fill; down puts more light on the counter and into the sink bowl. Mirror height and whether you want glare control at the face usually decide it.

At 8.99 pounds, the Mobili 3-light is well within the 50 pound capacity of a standard listed wall outlet box, so no fan-rated or heavy-fixture bracing is needed. One existing junction box centered over the vanity, with 120V supply, is what the installation calls for.

Neither. It is a socketed incandescent-technology fixture with no integrated LED and no CCT selector switch. Color temperature is whatever the three A19 lamps you install provide, so if you are standardizing a building at 3000K or 4000K, you set that with the bulbs.

Brushed nickel arm and backplate with three satin white glass shades, in a transitional style that reads neither strictly modern nor traditional. Brushed nickel is the most common bath trim finish, so it generally coordinates with brushed nickel faucets, towel bars, and cabinet pulls. The three shades are glass; the frame is metal.

Yes. Lead is identified as a California Proposition 65 chemical for this fixture, which matters if you are shipping into California or documenting materials for an institutional submittal. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.