NUVO Lighting 60-6772 Sloan, 2 Light, Vanity, Matte Black Finish with Polished Nickel Shade

The Sloan 2-light vanity carries a Damp location rating and is listed for indoor use, so it's fine over a sink or on a bathroom wall where it sees humidity and condensation. It is not wet rated, so keep it out of a shower or tub enclosure where it can take direct spray. Safety listing is cULus.

You supply the lamps. It takes two E26 medium base bulbs, A19 shape, rated up to 100W each on 120V. Any standard A19 medium base lamp works, including LED retrofits within that wattage ceiling.

No. The Sloan 2-light vanity is not ADA compliant, and its 6.63 inch projection is a factor if your jurisdiction limits wall-mounted object protrusion in accessible routes. For ADA-restricted walls choose a fixture specifically listed as ADA compliant.

It's a wall mount fixture and comes with 6 inches of lead wire, which is enough to make up your splices inside a standard recessed box but not much slack if the box is set deep or offset. It is hard wired at 120V and mounts vertically or horizontally per the backplate orientation you choose.

The body is steel with a matte black finish, paired with polished nickel shades, and the whole fixture weighs 3.24 lbs. Steel construction with a painted black backplate and nickel shades is a two-tone contemporary look, so if you're standardizing a building on all-black or all-nickel trim, this one reads as mixed metal and won't match a single-finish package.

60-6772 is a single configuration: matte black with polished nickel shades, two lights. The MPN is also written 60/6772. Other finishes in the Sloan collection carry their own separate item numbers.

Two things to note for spec submittals: the fixture is RoHS compliant, and it carries a California Prop 65 notice for lead. If you're supplying a California job, the Prop 65 disclosure needs to travel with the product.

No. This is a lamp-based incandescent-style fixture with no CCT selectable feature and no integrated LED. Color temperature is whatever A19 lamp you install, so if you want 2700K in one bathroom and 3500K in another, you set that with the bulb rather than a switch on the fixture.