NUVO Lighting 60-7852 Altos 3 Light Small Pendant, Gray and Matte Black Finish

The Altos 3 light small pendant ships with two 6 inch rods and two 12 inch rods plus 12 feet of wire, which gets it to a maximum height of 45.25 inches. The fixture body itself is 6.25 inches high and 14 inches wide, so you set the drop by how many rods you stack. For a counter or island at standard ceiling height that range covers most hangs; for a tall stairwell or two story foyer you would need a longer stem than what is included.

Bulbs are not included. It takes three E26 medium base lamps in A19 shape, 60W maximum each, on 120V. Any standard A19 medium base lamp works, including LED retrofits. Dimming depends entirely on the lamp you choose, so if the room is on a dimmer, buy dimmable LEDs or incandescents.

Bathrooms and other damp interior spaces, yes. It is rated for damp locations and listed for indoor use only, so a covered porch, breezeway, or anywhere exposed to direct water or weather needs a wet rated fixture instead. Over a tub or in a shower enclosure, code calls for a wet location fixture.

The Altos 3 light pendant carries a cULus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian installations, and it is RoHS compliant. It weighs 6.49 lbs, so a standard ceiling outlet box rated for luminaire support handles it without a fan brace. Mounting is ceiling only, with a steel body.

No. It is an incandescent platform fixture with three E26 sockets, not an integrated LED, so there is no CCT selector switch. Color temperature is whatever lamp you put in it, which means you can standardize a building on 2700K or 3000K LED A19s across every one of these without changing fixtures.

The Altos pendant comes with 144 inches (12 feet) of wire, which is well beyond the 45.25 inch maximum hang the included rods allow. The rod stack, not the wire, is what limits your drop.

At 14 inches wide with three lamps in one fixture, the Altos small pendant is sized as a single statement light rather than a row of minis. Over a typical island, one unit centered works; for a long run you would space multiple 14 inch fixtures, and at 60W per socket times three sockets you get real output from one pendant. It is a transitional style in gray with matte black accents, so it reads neutral against both painted and stainless kitchens.

Yes, lead is the listed CA Prop 65 chemical for this fixture. If you are specifying into a California project that requires posted warnings, note it in your submittal package.