NUVO Lighting 60-893 Central Park, 3 Light, 22in, Wall Lantern with Clear Beveled Glass

No. The Central Park 60-893 carries a Damp location rating, not Wet, so it needs a protected spot: under a soffit, a covered porch, a recessed entry, or a breezeway. It is built for outdoor use with a die-cast aluminum body, but direct rain exposure calls for a wet-rated fixture instead.

Bulbs are not included. You need three candelabra-base (E12) Type B lamps, 60W maximum each, on a 120V circuit. Buy them separately, and if you want dimming, that depends entirely on the lamp you choose since the fixture itself has no driver.

It stands 22.75 inches tall, 7.38 inches wide, and projects 11.5 inches off the wall. That extension is worth checking on a narrow porch or beside a door that swings out, and on a tight entry column the 7.38 inch width is the number that decides whether it fits the pilaster.

No, the 60-893 is not ADA compliant, and with an 11.5 inch projection it protrudes well past the 4 inch limit for a wall-mounted object in a circulation path. For an accessible route or a corridor at an institutional facility, specify an ADA-compliant sconce instead. On a residential or covered entry wall outside the path of travel it is not an issue.

The fixture weighs 6.75 lbs, which is within what a properly secured weatherproof wall box will support. It mounts to the wall, so you need a box at the right height for a 22.75 inch tall fixture, which typically centers the box toward the top of the body rather than mid-height.

Incandescent technology with three replaceable candelabra lamps, not an integrated LED. For a property manager that is an advantage: when one goes out you swap a bulb instead of the whole fixture, and you can drop in E12 LED candelabra lamps at 60W equivalent or less if you want the energy savings.

One configuration only: Textured Black with clear beveled glass panels. There is no alternate finish on the 60-893, so if your other exteriors are bronze or nickel you will need a different model. The upside for matching is that Central Park is a collection, so other sizes and mounts in the same family carry the same look.

Yes, it is identified for lead under California Prop 65. For institutional and government procurement that disclosure usually needs to go in the submittal package. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.

Dimming is lamp dependent. There is no driver in the fixture, so a standard incandescent candelabra lamp will dim on an incandescent dimmer; an LED retrofit lamp only dims if that lamp is rated dimmable and matched to the control. Wiring is 120V.