NUVO Lighting 60-5586 Neval, 2 Light, Flush Fixture with Satin White Glass

The Neval 60-5586 carries a damp location rating and is listed for indoor use, so a bathroom ceiling or a covered porch soffit is fine. It is not wet rated, so keep it out of direct spray, which rules out a position directly inside a shower enclosure. Safety listing is cULus.

Bulbs are not included. You need two A19 lamps with a medium E26 base, 60W maximum each. Any standard medium-base LED or incandescent A19 at or under 60W will work; dimming depends entirely on the lamp you choose, since the fixture itself has no driver.

Round fixture, 13 inches in diameter with a 5.25 inch height, so it projects just over five inches below the ceiling plane. That makes it workable in a low-ceiling hallway, closet, or small bedroom where a semi-flush or pendant would be in the way. Weight is 5.95 lbs.

Dimming is lamp dependent on this fixture. There is no integrated LED driver, just two medium-base E26 sockets, so whether it dims comes down to the A19 lamp you install. Incandescent A19 lamps will dim on a standard incandescent dimmer; with LED replacements you need lamps marked dimmable and a compatible dimmer.

At 5.95 lbs the Neval 60-5586 is well inside the 50 lb capacity of a standard listed ceiling outlet box, so no fan brace or added support is needed. It mounts to the ceiling only; there is no wall-mount configuration.

Yes, it runs on 120V, the standard line voltage for US residential and light commercial lighting branch circuits. No transformer or driver to specify. Two sockets at 60W max each, so figure 120W total when you are loading a circuit.

The Neval 60-5586 is not CCT selectable. It has no integrated LED array, it is a lamped incandescent-technology fixture with two E26 sockets, so color temperature is whatever lamp you put in. If you are matching 3000K across a property, buy the lamps to that spec and the fixture follows.

A single satin white glass shade over a Sudbury Bronze steel body, two lamps behind the diffuser. The white glass softens the output rather than throwing a hot spot, and the bronze trim reads transitional, so it mixes with both traditional and plainer contemporary trim packages. Useful when you are standardizing corridor or unit lighting across a building and want warm metal rather than brushed nickel.

Yes. The 60-5586 is identified as containing lead under California Proposition 65, which matters if you are buying for a California jobsite or publishing product disclosures. The fixture is RoHS compliant.