NUVO Lighting 60-7634 Intersection, 4-Light, Vanity, Polished Nickel with Clear Glass

Four medium base (E26) lamps, 60W maximum each, and no bulbs ship with the fixture. The published lamp shape is T9, which is the slim tubular look that suits the clear glass shades, but any E26 lamp at or under 60W will work electrically. Order bulbs separately; for a four-light bath that is 240W total on a 120V circuit.

No. The Intersection 60-7634 is rated for damp locations and indoor use only, which covers a normal bathroom with ordinary shower humidity but not direct water contact. Inside a shower enclosure or a steam room you need a wet-rated, fully gasketed fixture instead.

Dimming is lamp dependent. The fixture itself has no driver or integrated LED, it is incandescent-technology wiring with four E26 sockets, so whether it dims comes down to the bulbs you install. Standard incandescent or halogen T9 lamps dim on a common forward-phase dimmer; if you install LED lamps, use ones the lamp maker lists as dimmable and match the dimmer to them.

Both. The Intersection 60-7634 is a wall-mounted vanity in the up-or-down configuration, so you can orient the clear glass shades upward for bounced light off the ceiling or downward for more task light at the mirror. Decide before you set the box height, since shades-down puts the glass closer to eye level with bare lamps visible through clear glass.

No. It is a socketed fixture, not an integrated LED, and it has no CCT selection switch. Color temperature is entirely whatever E26 lamps you put in it, which is actually an advantage on a multi-unit job: you set 2700K or 3000K at the bulb and can change it later without touching the fixture.

The 60-7634 comes with 72 inches of supply wire, which is far more than any standard wall box run needs, so there is slack to work with on a crooked rough-in. Weight is 9.01 lbs. That is light enough for a standard wall box with proper mounting, no blocking or support bracket beyond the box required for the load.

Polished nickel, with clear glass, is the only finish configuration on model 60-7634. If you are matching faucets and cabinet pulls across a unit turn, polished nickel reads cooler and brighter than brushed nickel and will not blend with it, so pick one and stay with it. The Intersection collection is the family name to reference if you want other room types in the same look.

Yes. The 60-7634 is flagged for lead under California Proposition 65. That is a disclosure requirement, not a use restriction, but institutional and government buyers who track Prop 65 on submittals should note it in their documentation.