NUVO Lighting 60-7537 Intersection, Medium Flush Mount Fixture, Burnished Brass with Clear Glass

Bulbs are not included. The fixture takes two medium (E26) base lamps, 60W maximum each, and NUVO specs a T10 lamp shape, which is the clear tubular style that suits the exposed clear glass cylinder. Dimming depends entirely on the lamp you install, so if you want it on a dimmer, buy dimmable lamps.

It is rated for damp locations and listed for indoor use, so a bathroom ceiling outside the shower spray or an enclosed, covered area is fine. It is not a wet-location fixture, so do not put it anywhere exposed to direct rain or hose-down.

Diameter is 14.25 inches with a 6 inch height, and NUVO lists a 7 inch max height for the assembly. That makes it a close-to-ceiling fixture suited to rooms with low headroom, hallways, and stair landings where a pendant would be in the way. The glass cylinder shade itself measures W:14.17 H:4.92.

Safety listing is cULus, which covers both US and Canadian installs. It runs on standard 120V line voltage, so it wires straight to a residential or light commercial branch circuit with no transformer or driver. Supply wire leads are 72 inches, which gives plenty of slack in a shallow box.

Shipping weight is listed at 9.07 lbs, steel body with glass shade. That is within the 50 lb limit of a standard ceiling outlet box secured to framing, so no special bracing is required, but a loose or old pancake box should be replaced before mounting. It mounts to the ceiling only; there is no wall option.

The fixture is built as an incandescent design, but the sockets are standard medium E26 and the 60W rating is a maximum, so any LED lamp with an E26 base and a wattage at or under 60W works. Since the glass is clear and the lamps are visible, a filament-style LED in the T10 tubular shape keeps the intended look. Dimming comes from the lamp, not the fixture.

Burnished Brass with a clear glass cylinder shade is the only configuration of the medium Intersection flush mount, ordered as 60-7537. That makes repeat ordering simple for multi-unit or corridor standardization, since there is no finish or glass variation to track.

Yes. Lead is identified as the Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, which is typical for brass and steel lighting components. If you procure for a California facility, carry that disclosure through to your documentation.

No. There is no CCT selection on this fixture because it has no integrated LED board; color temperature is set purely by whichever two E26 lamps you install.