NUVO Lighting 60-7459 Perkins, 1-Light, Wall Sconce, Matte White with Burnished Brass

Yes. The Perkins 1-light sconce carries a Damp location rating and is cULus safety listed, so a bathroom or vanity wall is within its rating. NUVO categorizes it under Vanity and Wall. Keep it out of direct spray and off covered exterior walls, since it is rated for indoor use only.

No bulb is packed with it. You supply one A19 lamp with a medium E26 base, rated up to 60W maximum at 120V. A standard LED A19 in that base works fine. Dimming depends entirely on the lamp you choose, so if the room is on a dimmer, pick a dimmable bulb and match it to the dimmer type.

No. The Perkins sconce is not ADA compliant, and with a 7.875 inch projection it exceeds the 4 inch limit for objects protruding into a circulation path between 27 and 80 inches above the floor. For corridors and common areas in a code-driven facility, use an ADA-rated wall fixture instead. It is fine in a bedroom, dining area, or over a vanity where the path of travel is not affected.

Hardwired, wall mounted, with 72 inches of supply wire at the fixture to land in the box. It is a 120V fixture, so it wires to a standard branch circuit. There is no cord or plug.

It is a lamp-based fixture, listed as incandescent technology with one socket, not an integrated LED. That is an advantage for property managers: when the light goes out, maintenance swaps a bulb instead of the whole fixture. It is not CCT selectable, so color temperature is whatever lamp you install.

The body is steel and the fixture weighs 2.71 lbs. That is light enough to hang off a standard wall box with the supplied mounting strap; no added blocking or a fan-rated box is needed. Finish is matte white with burnished brass accents.

One finish combination is offered on the 60-7459: matte white with burnished brass. If you are standardizing finishes across units, this is the single option under that model number, so match other openings in the same room to it rather than expecting a black or nickel version of the same part number.

Yes. Lead is listed as the Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, so a Prop 65 warning applies for California shipments. Institutional and multi-family buyers ordering into California should plan on that disclosure with the submittal.