NUVO Lighting 60-7711 Teton, 1-Light Vanity, Medium Base, 60W, Natural Brass Finish, Clear Beveled Glass

The Teton 1-light vanity carries a Damp location rating and is listed for indoor use only, so it is fine on a bathroom wall above a sink or mirror where it sees humidity. It is not rated for wet locations, so keep it out of a shower or tub enclosure where it would take direct water, and do not use it outdoors.

It takes one medium base (E26) lamp up to 60 watts on 120V, and no bulb ships with the fixture, so order lamps separately. NUVO specifies a T10 shape for this one, which is the slim tubular bulb that suits the oval beveled glass shade. Any standard E26 bulb at 60W or less will thread in.

Plan for a compact footprint: 4.375 inches wide, 10.625 inches high, with a 4.875 inch extension off the wall. That narrow width makes it workable as a mirror side light or in a tight powder room, but check the 4-7/8 inch projection against a swinging door or a medicine cabinet edge before you set the box location.

No. NUVO lists the Teton 60-7711 as not ADA compliant, and its 4.875 inch projection off the wall is the reason it would not pass as a protruding object in an accessible route. For ADA restroom specs, look for a vanity or wall sconce specifically marked ADA compliant with a shallower extension.

Dimming on the 60-7711 is lamp dependent. The fixture has no driver of its own, it is a line voltage incandescent style socket, so whether it dims comes down to the E26 bulb you install. A dimmable incandescent or dimmable LED on a compatible dimmer will dim; a non-dimmable LED will not.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian requirements, so it will satisfy an inspector looking for a recognized listing mark on a 120V hardwired wall fixture.

One finish only: Natural Brass, over a steel body, with clear beveled glass. If you are standardizing a bathroom or a run of units, the Natural Brass on the Teton pairs with brass faucets and brass cabinet hardware; there is no nickel or bronze version of this model number, so a different finish means a different part number in the Teton collection.

No. It is not a CCT selectable fixture and has no integrated LED. Light color is entirely a function of the E26 bulb you choose, so if you need 2700K versus 3000K across a building, control it at the lamp.

Yes. Lead is listed as a CA Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, which matters if you are specifying into California projects or reselling there and need the warning passed through on your paperwork.