NUVO Lighting 60-7535 Intersection, 5-Light, Chandelier, Burnished Brass with Clear Glass

Bulbs are not included. You need five medium (E26) base lamps, 120V, rated 60W maximum each. The fixture is built around a T10 lamp shape, which is the tubular vintage-style bulb that suits the clear glass shades. Order the lamps separately when you spec the fixture.

The fixture body is 18.875 inches high and 24 inches wide, and it ships with 48 inches of chain, giving a maximum hanging height of 67.375 inches from the ceiling. Chain can be shortened on site, so it works over a dining table on an 8-foot ceiling and still has enough drop for a two-story foyer or a stairwell if you use the full chain.

No. The Intersection 5-light chandelier is rated for dry locations and indoor use only. Covered porches, breezeways, and shower or tub zones need a damp or wet rated fixture. It is fine for dining rooms, entries, bedrooms, and hallways.

Dimming depends on the lamp you install, not the fixture. There is no driver or integrated LED here; it is an incandescent-technology fixture wiring five E26 sockets straight through at 120V. Put in dimmable incandescent or dimmable LED lamps and a compatible dimmer and it dims. Non-dimmable LEDs will not.

The Intersection chandelier weighs 11.37 lbs, so a standard fixture-rated ceiling box will carry it, but confirm the box is fixture-rated and not a shallow old-work box only meant for a smoke detector or a light receptacle. It is a ceiling-mounted hanging fixture, so it lands on the box with the chain and canopy, no additional support method involved.

It carries a cULus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian installations, on a 120V indoor dry-location fixture. That is what an inspector or a facilities spec normally asks for on a multi-family or hospitality corridor and dining install.

The 60-7535 is the Burnished Brass with clear glass version, and Burnished Brass is the only finish this model number covers. If a property needs a matching set across several rooms, order multiples of 60-7535 rather than mixing model numbers from the Intersection collection.

Yes. Lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, so a warning applies for California shipments. Note it on submittals for public or institutional work in California.