NUVO Lighting 60-6431 Lansing, 2 Light, Wall Sconce with White Fabric Shade

Yes, the Lansing 2-light sconce is listed ADA compliant, and its 3.88 inch extension is what makes that work: it stays inside the 4 inch maximum projection allowed for wall-mounted objects in a path of travel. Useful detail for multi-family corridors, hotel hallways, and healthcare egress routes where deeper fixtures get rejected.

Indoor only. The Lansing sconce is rated for dry locations, so it is not suitable for a covered porch, and it should not go anywhere it sees shower spray or steam. Over a vanity mirror in a well-ventilated bath is the common use, but for a wet or damp spot you need a damp- or wet-location-rated fixture instead.

Bulbs are not included. You need two E12 candelabra-base lamps, Type B shape, at up to 60W each on 120V. Order them separately, and if you want the sconce on a dimmer, buy dimmable lamps, since dimming performance depends entirely on the bulb you install.

Plan on 8 inches wide by 12 inches high, projecting 3.88 inches off the wall. That narrow footprint lets it flank a mirror or sit in the space between a mirror edge and a door casing where a wider bath bar will not fit. At 4.23 lbs it mounts to a standard wall box without added blocking.

Dimming is lamp dependent on the Lansing. The fixture itself has no driver, it is incandescent technology with two E12 candelabra sockets, so whether it dims comes down to the bulbs. Incandescent or halogen candelabra lamps dim on a standard forward-phase dimmer; if you use LED candelabra lamps, they must be marked dimmable and matched to the dimmer.

One finish only: Midnight Bronze, over a steel body, paired with a white fabric shade. If you are standardizing finishes across a building, the whole Lansing collection shares the look, but this particular model is not offered in a second finish.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian requirements, and it is RoHS compliant. Note the California Prop 65 disclosure for lead, which matters if you are shipping into or specifying for California projects.

No. The Lansing 60-6431 is a lamped incandescent-technology fixture with two candelabra sockets, and it is not CCT selectable, because there is no integrated LED board to switch. Color temperature is whatever lamps you install, so if you want 3000K across a property, buy the LED candelabra lamps at that temperature and the fixture itself stays the same.