NUVO Lighting 60-6115 Hopkins Outdoor Collection 18.5in Large Post Light Pole Lantern, Matte Black Finish with Clear Glass

The Hopkins 60-6115 is a post-mount lantern, so it sits on top of a post fitter rather than mounting to a wall or pier bracket. It stands 18.5 inches tall with a 7.38 inch diameter body and weighs 2.63 lbs, so most standard aluminum or cast posts carry it easily. Confirm your post tenon diameter matches the fitter before you set it.

Yes. The Hopkins 60-6115 carries a wet location rating and is built for outdoor use, with a die-cast aluminum body and glass. Wet rating means direct rain contact and sprinkler spray are acceptable, unlike a damp-rated fixture that needs cover.

Bulbs are not included. The fixture takes one E26 medium base lamp, A19 shape, with a maximum of 100W on 120V. For a property with a lot of these, an A19 LED in the 8 to 15W range on an E26 base is the usual substitution and stays well under the wattage ceiling.

The 60-6115 ships in matte black only, a flat non-reflective black over die-cast aluminum. It will read close to other matte or textured black exterior fixtures, but it is not a gloss black and will not match a glossy or oil-rubbed bronze run. For multi-building standardization, pair it with the other matte black fixtures in the Hopkins collection so the lantern profile matches too.

No on both counts. The Hopkins 60-6115 is not ADA compliant and not RoHS compliant. ADA is largely irrelevant for a post-top lantern since it does not project into a walkway, but the RoHS answer matters on some institutional and government specs. It also carries a California Prop 65 notice for lead.

At 18.5 inches tall and 7.38 inches across, this is the large size in the Hopkins post lantern line, which suits a driveway entry or a street-facing post where a smaller lantern looks lost. For a short path bollard or a lower pedestal, the proportions will be heavy. One 100W-max A19 lamp does the lighting, so output depends entirely on the lamp you choose.

Clear glass. You see the lamp itself through the panels, which gives the traditional lantern look but also means the bare bulb is visible from a driveway or walkway. If glare at eye level is a concern for a resident entry, choose a frosted or seeded A19 lamp rather than a clear filament bulb.