NUVO Lighting 62-1141R1 2 Light, LED Small Up and Down Sconce Fixture, White Finish, 10W, 120/277V

Yes. The 62-1141R1 is an outdoor fixture with a wet location rating, so it can take direct rain on an exposed wall, not just a covered soffit. It is cULus safety listed and the housing is die-cast aluminum.

It will. The 62-1141R1 is a dual-voltage fixture rated 120V/277V, so the same part number works on residential 120V branch circuits and on 277V lighting circuits common in commercial and multi-family buildings. That makes it a single SKU you can standardize on across both.

No. The 62-1141R1 is non-dimmable, so it has to be fed from a switched (non-dimmed) circuit. Putting it on a dimmer can cause flicker or premature driver failure. If the opening needs dimming, specify a dimmable LED sconce instead.

Yes, the 62-1141R1 is listed as ADA compliant, and its extension off the wall is 3.43 inches, within the 4 inch protrusion limit that governs wall-mounted objects in accessible routes.

Compact: 4.53 inches wide, 6.77 inches high, 2.56 inch diameter, projecting 3.43 inches off the wall. It fits narrow columns and tight spaces beside a door frame where a full-size wall pack would not. At 1.72 lbs it mounts to a standard wall box without extra support.

No. The LED is integrated, with no replaceable lamp or socket, so the fixture is replaced as a unit at end of life. It is rated 50,000 average hours. For an MRO program that means no relamping labor or bulb stock, but you do want the part number on file as a one-for-one replacement.

It is a wall-mount fixture, wired to a standard outdoor wall outlet box. At 1.72 lbs it is light enough for a typical box and strap. Since the LED is integrated and non-dimmable, all you need on the supply side is a switched 120V or 277V feed and a weatherproof box with a gasket at the wall.

The two-aperture design throws light both up and down the wall, giving a symmetrical wash that reads as architectural rather than utility. Pick it where the wall itself is part of the look, at entries, between garage doors, along corridors. If your goal is purely to flood a surface below, a single downward wall pack puts all of its lumens where you need them instead of splitting 900 lumens two ways.

No field-selectable CCT on this one, it is a fixed color temperature fixture, so every unit will match the next across a building. It is offered in a single white finish, which keeps re-orders simple when you are matching existing openings.

Yes. The 62-1141R1 carries a Prop 65 notice for lead. It is also RoHS compliant. Institutional buyers who log Prop 65 notices for submittals should capture that against this part number.