NUVO Lighting 60-6080 3 Light, 18in, Vanity Racetrack Style, Color retail packaging

The 60-6080 racetrack vanity measures 18 inches wide by 4.75 inches high and projects 2 inches off the wall. It's a wall mount fixture, so the backplate covers a standard wall box, but at 18 inches wide it won't hide the mounting footprint of a longer bar. Measure the existing fixture's width first: anything wider than 18 inches will leave marks or patched drywall showing.

Bulbs are not included. The 60-6080 takes three medium base E26 lamps in a Type G globe shape, so order three of those with the fixture. It's an incandescent-technology fixture rated at 100W, which is your ceiling per socket. If you want the lights on a dimmer, dimming is lamp dependent, meaning you have to buy dimmable lamps; the fixture itself doesn't decide it.

Yes, the 60-6080 is ADA compliant, and its 2 inch extension is what gets it there: a wall mounted fixture between 27 and 80 inches above the floor has to project no more than 4 inches into the path of travel. That makes it usable in corridors and over lavatories in facilities held to ADA, which matters if you're standardizing fixtures across a multi-family or institutional property.

No. The 60-6080 is rated for damp locations indoors only, so it's fine over a lavatory, in a powder room, or in the general bathroom air where it sees steam and condensation. It is not wet rated, so keep it out of direct spray inside a shower or tub enclosure and off any exterior wall exposed to weather. For those spots you need a wet location listed fixture.

Standard 120V line voltage, so it wires straight to a normal residential or light commercial branch circuit with no transformer or driver. It carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian requirements, and it's RoHS compliant. That's usually what a spec or an inspector is looking for on a bathroom vanity fixture.

It's an incandescent fixture, not integrated LED, with three open medium base E26 sockets. That means you pick the lamp: incandescent, or an LED or CFL retrofit in an E26 Type G globe. Nothing is hardwired into the fixture, so a lamp failure is a bulb change rather than replacing the unit, and color temperature is whatever lamp you stock. There's no CCT selectable switch on the fixture itself.

Mahogany Bronze is the finish, over a steel body. Steel is the thing to note if you're buying for a bathroom fleet: it takes the finish well and holds up better to being knocked around during turnovers than a cast resin or plated plastic housing. The whole fixture weighs 1.21 lbs, so it hangs off a standard wall box with no blocking.

Yes. The 60-6080 is listed with lead as a CA Prop 65 chemical, which is standard disclosure for fixtures with metal components and brass socket parts. If you're shipping into California or buying for a California property, that warning has to travel with the product to the end user.