NUVO Lighting 60-7176 Sommerset, 5-Light, Island Pendant Fixture, Brushed Nickel Finish with Clear Glass

The Sommerset 5-light island pendant hangs on rods and reaches a maximum overall height of 47.44 inches. The rod kit is (4) 6-inch rods, (4) 12-inch rods, and (2) 2-inch threaded links, so you build the drop in increments from those pieces and cut the drop short by leaving rods out. The fixture body itself is 8.75 inches tall, and there is 12 feet of supply wire to work with. Over a standard 8-foot ceiling that range is plenty; over a 10-foot or higher ceiling you would be at the bottom of the fixture with everything installed.

Bulbs are not included. You need five A19 lamps with a medium E26 base, rated up to 60W each at 120V. That is the common household screw base, so LED A19 retrofits drop right in as long as you stay at or under the 60W rating (LED equivalents draw far less). For a job with multiple fixtures, budget five lamps per pendant.

No. The Sommerset is rated for indoor, dry locations only. That rules out covered porches, screened patios, bath and shower zones, and any spot exposed to steam, grease, or moisture, including a wash-down commercial kitchen. For those areas you need a damp or wet rated fixture. Over a residential kitchen island in conditioned space it is fine.

It weighs 8.89 lbs. That is inside the 50 lb limit of a properly secured fixture-rated outlet box, so a standard listed ceiling box fastened to framing handles it. Because the fixture is 38.5 inches long and hangs on rods, the concern is less the weight than getting the box centered on the island and the canopy level along that span.

Steel frame with clear glass cylinder shades, finished in brushed nickel. Brushed nickel is the most widely matched finish across lighting and plumbing lines, so it pairs with typical brushed nickel faucets and cabinet hardware, though exact tone can vary slightly between manufacturers. The clear glass means the lamps are visible, so pick bulbs with a filament or finish you are happy looking at.

Yes. The 60-7176 is identified as containing lead under California Proposition 65, so a California installation or resale requires the standard Prop 65 warning to be passed along. This is common for metal lighting components and does not affect how the fixture is installed or used.

No, there is no CCT selector. It is an incandescent-technology fixture with five open E26 sockets and no integrated LED or driver, so the color temperature is whatever lamp you install. If you want 2700K in one room and 3000K in another, you set that with the bulb choice, not with the fixture.