NUVO Lighting 60-6111 1-Light, 6in, Porch, Wall, Mason Jar with Clear Glass, Color retail packaging

Yes, and it carries a Wet location rating, so it can go on an open wall where rain hits it directly, not just under a covered soffit. Safety listing is cETLus, which covers both US and Canadian installs. Housing is steel with a clear ribbed glass jar.

It takes a standard medium E26 screw base bulb in an A19 shape, rated to 60W max at 120V. No bulb ships with the fixture, so order lamps separately. An A19 LED with an E26 base drops right in as long as it stays at or under the 60W equivalent rating on the socket.

Extension off the wall is 5.5 inches, overall height is 8.5 inches, and the jar is 4 inches in diameter. That is a small footprint, so it clears a standard 4 inch trim casing beside most entry doors and won't crowd a screen door swing. Fixture weight is 1.21 lbs, light enough to hang off a standard outlet box strap.

No. The 60-6111 is not ADA compliant, and at 5.5 inches of extension it projects past the 4 inch limit that governs wall-mounted objects in an accessible route. For a walkway or corridor where protruding objects are regulated, specify a flush or shallow-projection outdoor sconce instead. On an entry wall beside a door, outside the path of travel, the projection is not an issue.

Dimming is lamp dependent. There is no driver in the fixture, it is an incandescent-technology socket wired for 120V, so whether it dims comes down to the bulb you screw in. An incandescent or halogen A19 dims on a standard forward-phase dimmer; an LED A19 only dims if that lamp is marked dimmable and matched to the dimmer.

Wall mount only, over a standard junction box. At 1.21 lbs it is a one-hand hold while you make up the leads, no support needed. It is not rated for ceiling or post mounting, so for a pendant over a porch or a pier-mounted lamp on a column cap you need a different fixture type.

Yes. Lead is the listed CA Prop 65 chemical for the 60-6111, which matters if you are shipping into California or documenting materials for a public agency or healthcare submittal. The fixture is RoHS compliant.

No, there is no CCT selector on the fixture. Color temperature is set entirely by the A19 lamp you install, so if you are matching 3000K across a row of exterior doors, buy the bulbs to that spec and every fixture will match. That is actually easier to standardize than an integrated LED sconce with a fixed color.