NUVO Lighting 60-6112 3 Light, 18in, Vanity, Strip, Color retail packaging

Bulbs are not included. You need three lamps with a medium E26 base, G shape (globe), rated for the fixture's 120V supply. The fixture is rated 100W, so size your lamps so the total stays within that. Whether it dims depends entirely on the lamp you choose, so if it's going on a dimmer, buy dimmable lamps.

Yes, the 60-6112 is listed ADA compliant, and the 2 inch extension is what makes that work, since it stays inside the 4 inch maximum protrusion allowed for wall-mounted objects in a circulation path. It's also cETLus safety listed, which is what most inspectors want to see on a commercial job.

It's rated for damp locations and indoor use only, so a normal bathroom with a shower is fine. Damp rating does not cover direct water contact, so don't put it inside a shower enclosure or anywhere it gets sprayed, and it isn't suitable for exterior or covered porch use.

It's a wall-mounted strip fixture, and strip vanities like this are commonly installed with the sockets facing either up or down depending on how much glare you want at the mirror. Bulbs down throws more light on the face; bulbs up bounces light off the ceiling. The fixture is steel bodied and weighs about 1.32 lbs, so it goes straight onto a standard wall box without added support.

No. It's an incandescent-technology fixture with three open E26 medium sockets, not an integrated LED. That's actually an advantage for a property manager: you can lamp it with LED A or G shape bulbs now and relamp with whatever is current later, rather than replacing the whole fixture when an LED module fails.

Polished chrome, and it's the only finish this model is built in. If you're standardizing bathrooms across a building and the other trim is chrome, it matches; for brushed nickel or bronze openings you'd need a different NUVO model number.

Yes, it's flagged for lead under California Prop 65. That's a labeling requirement, not a use restriction, but if you're a distributor or an institutional buyer shipping into California you'll want the warning carried through on your documentation. The fixture is RoHS compliant.

No, there's no CCT selection on the fixture itself. Color temperature is set entirely by the bulbs you install, since the three E26 sockets take any medium base lamp. If you're relamping a whole property and want consistent color, spec one bulb CCT across all the fixtures.