NUVO Lighting 60-7972 Easton 3 Light Pendant, Polished Nickel Finish, White Linen Shade

The Easton 3-light pendant hangs at 25.75 inches tall on its own and extends to a maximum height of 62.5 inches using the supplied rods. In the box you get two 6 inch rods, two 12 inch rods, a 12 ft (144 inch) wire, and the mounting hardware. Mix the rods to set your drop, so over an island or a dining table you can land anywhere between the fixture body height and that 62.5 inch maximum.

Bulbs are not included. It takes three medium base (E26) lamps, A19 shape, rated up to 100W each on 120V. Dimming depends entirely on the lamp you choose, so if the room is on a dimmer, specify dimmable A19 lamps. For a rental or common-area turn, standard dimmable A19 LEDs in an E26 base drop straight in.

No. The Easton pendant is rated for dry locations and indoor use only, so keep it out of covered exterior spaces, shower and tub zones, and anywhere it can see moisture. For a porch or a damp bath you need a fixture carried as damp or wet rated.

The fixture weighs 7.59 lbs and mounts to the ceiling with the hardware supplied. That is inside the 50 lb limit of a normally supported outlet box, so no special fan-rated brace is required, though the box itself must be secured to framing rather than hanging on drywall.

It carries a cULus certification, which covers both US and Canadian installations. Electrically it is a 120V fixture, 100W maximum total, so it drops onto a standard branch circuit in multi-family, hospitality, or office work.

The body is steel in a polished nickel finish, with a white linen shade, in a transitional style. Polished nickel is a warmer, slightly softer bright finish than chrome, so it pairs with nickel cabinet hardware and faucets rather than with brushed or matte black trim.

It is an incandescent-technology fixture with three sockets, not an integrated LED, and there is no selectable color temperature built in. That means the light source is yours to choose and to change: swap E26 A19 lamps for whatever CCT and output the space needs without touching the fixture.

Yes. The Easton pendant is identified as containing lead under California Prop 65, so a warning applies for shipments into California. That is a disclosure requirement, not an indication of how the fixture performs.