NUVO Lighting 60-7851 Altos 4-Light Semi Flush, 18in, Gray and Matte Black Finish

The Altos 60-7851 is an indoor fixture with a damp location rating, so a bathroom ceiling or similar humid indoor space is within rating. It is not rated for wet locations, so skip it for anywhere exposed to direct water or weather, including an open porch ceiling.

Bulbs are not included. You need four medium base (E26) lamps, 60W maximum each, for 240W total across the fixture. NUVO shows it with ST19 shape lamps, which is the vintage tubular style that suits the exposed look, but any E26 lamp within the 60W rating will physically fit.

Dimming on this fixture is lamp dependent. There is no driver in the fixture itself, it is an incandescent-technology, line-voltage 120V fixture, so whether it dims smoothly comes down to the four E26 lamps you put in it. Standard incandescent or filament lamps dim on a common forward-phase dimmer; if you use LED replacements, you need lamps marked dimmable and a dimmer compatible with them.

It carries a cULus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian installations, and it is RoHS compliant. Note the California Prop 65 disclosure for lead, which matters if you are shipping or installing in California and need to pass the warning along.

At 6.49 lbs the Altos 60-7851 is light enough for a standard ceiling outlet box with a crossbar, which is rated well above that. No fan brace or extra support is required. Bulb weight on four lamps adds very little.

The Altos 60-7851 is built one way: Matte Gray, 18 inches wide, four lights. Order the same part number, 60-7851, for every opening and the fixtures will match. If you need a different diameter or lamp count, that is a different model in the Altos collection, not an option on this one.

A semi flush sits tight to the ceiling, 7 inches of drop here, so it is the right call for hallways, entries, bedrooms, and anywhere with 8 foot or lower ceilings or foot traffic under the fixture. Over an island or dining table, where you want light pulled down closer to the work surface and the fixture read as a focal point, a pendant or chandelier does that better. The Altos still works as general ambient light in a kitchen on four 60W lamps.

The fixture body is steel, finished in gray with matte black accents, in a transitional style. Two-tone gray and black reads neutral enough to mix with either brushed nickel or black hardware already in a space, which is why it gets specified on multi-family turns where you are not repainting trim.

No. There is no CCT selector on this fixture and no integrated LED, it is a lamp-based 120V fixture. You choose the color temperature by picking the four E26 lamps, so 2700K warm filament bulbs or 4000K for a brighter, cooler look, whichever you standardize on.