NUVO Lighting 60-6072 3 Light, 18in, Vanity, Racetrack Style, Color retail packaging

Bulbs are not included with the NUVO 60-6072. It takes three E26 medium base lamps, and the fixture is spec'd around Type G globe shape bulbs at 100W maximum each on 120V. Since it's an incandescent-technology fixture, dimming depends entirely on the lamp you put in it, so if you're wiring it to a dimmer, buy dimmable lamps.

Yes. The 60-6072 is listed ADA compliant, which follows from its 2 inch projection from the wall, inside the 4 inch protrusion limit for wall-mounted objects in a circulation path. That makes it usable in commercial restrooms and accessible units where deeper fixtures get rejected.

No. The 60-6072 is rated for damp locations and indoor use only. It's fine above a bathroom sink or in a powder room where humidity is the issue, but it should not go inside a shower enclosure, over a tub with a shower head, or anywhere it can take direct water. Those spots need a wet-location listed fixture.

It's a wall-mount vanity fixture that goes on a standard wall box above the mirror or sink. Racetrack-style vanity bars like this are conventionally installed with the sockets facing up, but the geometry is symmetrical, so orientation comes down to how you want the light thrown. The body is steel and the fixture weighs 10.41 lbs, light enough for any properly secured wall box.

Brushed nickel is the finish for model 60-6072. It's a traditional-styled racetrack vanity, so it pairs with brushed nickel faucets and cabinet hardware across a unit turn. If you need the same fixture in another finish, that's a different NUVO catalog number, not an option on this one.

Yes, as long as they're E26 medium base and physically fit the socket spacing. The fixture is built as an incandescent bar rated to 100W per socket, so any LED lamp is well under that limit. Dimming is lamp dependent, so if there's a dimmer on the circuit, use LED lamps marked dimmable and expect to match them to the dimmer type.

No. The 60-6072 has no CCT selector switch, because the color temperature comes from whichever E26 lamps you install. If you're standardizing light color across a property, buy the bulbs at one Kelvin value rather than looking for a field-adjustable fixture.