NUVO Lighting 60-7842 Altos 3 Light Small Pendant, Matte Black and Natural Brass Finish

The Altos 3-light small pendant ships with two 6 inch rods and two 12 inch rods plus 12 feet of wire, which takes it to a maximum height of 45.25 inches. Mix and drop rods to shorten it. The fixture body itself is 14 inches wide and 6.25 inches high, so overall drop is body plus whatever rod combination you hang.

Three medium base E26 lamps, A19 shape, 60W maximum each, on 120V. Bulbs are not included, so order them separately. Dimming depends entirely on the lamp you install, the fixture itself puts no dimming driver in the circuit, so pair dimmable lamps with your dimmer if you want control.

Bathrooms and similar damp interior spaces, yes. The Altos pendant carries a damp location rating and is cULus listed, but it is classed as an indoor fixture, so it is not for a wet location or anywhere exposed to direct rain. A covered porch only works if it is genuinely sheltered and stays dry.

It is a ceiling mounted stem pendant using rigid rods, so the canopy needs a flat or pitch compatible surface. The hardware supplied is two 6 inch rods, two 12 inch rods and 12 feet of wire, with no swivel accessory called out. On a pitched ceiling, plan on a sloped ceiling adapter to keep the fixture plumb.

6.49 lbs. That is well inside the 50 lb capacity of a standard listed ceiling outlet box, so no fan brace or extra support is needed as long as the box is secured to framing.

It is an incandescent technology fixture with three E26 medium sockets rated 60W each, not an integrated LED pendant. Any A19 LED lamp with an E26 base at or under 60W equivalent draw drops straight in. Because dimming is lamp dependent, choose dimmer rated LEDs if the circuit is on a dimmer. There is no selectable color temperature built into the fixture, CCT is whatever lamp you choose.

Steel construction in a matte black body with natural brass accents, from NUVO's Altos collection. The styling is transitional, so it reads cleanly against both modern and traditional interiors, which is why it gets specified across multi family common areas and hospitality where openings need to match.

Yes. Lead is identified as a Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, which matters for institutional and government procurement paperwork. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.