NUVO Lighting 60-7903 Admiral 1-Light Pendant, 10in, Matte Black and Natural Brass Finish, White Opal Glass

It takes a single E26 medium base A19 lamp rated up to 60W at 120V, and no bulb is included. Order lamps separately. Dimming depends entirely on the bulb you put in it, so if you are wiring this to a dimmer, specify a dimmable A19 LED or an incandescent.

It is damp location rated and classified as an indoor fixture, so a bathroom ceiling outside the shower or tub zone is fine, as is an enclosed covered area that stays dry. Do not use it anywhere exposed to direct rain or spray; that needs a wet location rated pendant. The fixture is cULus safety listed.

Each Admiral is a single-light, 10-inch-wide ceiling-mounted pendant, so a typical island takes two or three of them spaced out rather than one. Mounting is to a ceiling outlet box; at 5.72 lbs it is a light fixture, well within the capacity of a standard fixture-rated box. No sloped-ceiling or wall mount option is provided for this model.

Rod-hung. The Admiral uses rigid downrods, two 6-inch and two 12-inch supplied, with 12 feet (144 inches) of supply wire routed through them. That keeps the fixture hanging plumb and fixed in place, unlike a cord-hung pendant that can swing. If you need an adjustable swag or cord look, this is not that style of pendant.

No. The Admiral 60-7903 is an incandescent-technology fixture with a standard E26 socket and no CCT selection and no integrated LED module. Color temperature is whatever lamp you install, so for a multi-unit or facility job you standardize by specifying the bulb, not the fixture. That also means a failed lamp is a bulb change, not a fixture replacement.

No. It is a 120V fixture only. On a 277V branch circuit you need a fixture rated for that voltage or a step-down transformer. For tenant spaces and residential-style 120V circuits it drops straight in.

Steel body in a two-tone matte black with natural brass finish, paired with a white opal glass shade that diffuses the lamp rather than leaving the bulb exposed. The styling is contemporary. The white opal glass softens glare, which matters over a dining table or seating area where a clear-glass pendant would be harsh.

RoHS compliant, yes. It also carries a California Proposition 65 warning for lead, which is common on metal lighting hardware and is a disclosure requirement rather than a performance issue. For specs, the fixture is cULus safety listed at 120V.