NUVO Lighting 62-1139 1-Light, LED Small Up or Down Sconce Fixture, Bronze Finish, 10W, 120/277V

Yes, the 62-1139 is a small up-or-down LED sconce, so the same fixture can be installed throwing light up the wall or down toward a walkway. It is a wall-mount fixture only, with a 3.43 inch extension off the wall and a 6.77 inch height, so it sits tight to the surface in corridors and entries. Note it is Dark Sky rated, which means the downlight orientation is the one that keeps the cutoff consistent with a Dark Sky install.

It carries a Wet location rating and is listed for outdoor use, so exposed building walls, uncovered entries and parking-area walls are all fair game, not just soffits and covered porches. Safety listing is cULus, and the housing is die-cast aluminum.

Yes. The 62-1139 is a 120V/277V fixture, so it wires to either a standard 120V branch circuit or a 277V leg off a 480/277 three-phase panel without a different part number. Draw is 10W.

No. The 62-1139 is non-dimmable, so it should be fed from a straight switched or photocell/timeclock-controlled circuit. Putting it on a forward or reverse phase dimmer risks flicker and premature driver failure. If your spec calls for dimming or occupancy-based step control, this is the wrong fixture.

Yes, the 62-1139 is ADA compliant. Its 3.43 inch extension keeps the fixture within the 4 inch projection limit for wall-mounted objects in accessible routes, which is why it works beside doors, in breezeways and along egress corridors where a deeper lantern would not.

No lamp to buy. The LED is integrated into the fixture, so there is no socket or bulb base and nothing to relamp. Average rated life is 50,000 hours; at end of life you replace the fixture, not a lamp. For MRO stocking that means one line item instead of a fixture plus a lamp SKU.

Output is 900 lumens from 10 watts, with a CRI of 90. That 90 CRI is higher than typical utility-grade outdoor LED and renders brick, paint and signage colors accurately, which matters at a leased entry or hotel facade. One fixture at 900 lumens suits door surrounds, stair landings and short wall runs rather than wide area lighting.

No, it is not CCT selectable, so the color temperature is fixed at the factory setting. If you are adding fixtures to a building where the existing sconces are a known Kelvin value, order a field-selectable model instead so you can tune the new ones to match; this one gives you no adjustment.

The 62-1139 is Dark Sky rated, which is what most municipal outdoor lighting ordinances key on for wall-mounted fixtures. Mount it in the downward orientation to keep the light below the horizontal and out of the night sky. The design style is utility/architectural wall, so it reads as a clean cutoff fixture rather than a decorative lantern.

The 62-1139 measures 4.53 inches wide, 6.77 inches high, with a 2.56 inch diameter and 3.43 inches of extension off the wall. It weighs 1.72 lbs, light enough to hang off a standard outdoor wall box with no supplemental bracing.

Bronze is the finish offered under part number 62-1139. If you need a matched set across a property, order all units to this same number so the bronze is consistent batch to batch.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the 62-1139. The fixture is also RoHS compliant. Institutional and government buyers who require the Prop 65 disclosure on submittals should note lead as the declared substance.