NUVO Lighting 62-1143R1 2 Light, LED Large Up and Down Sconce Fixture, White Finish, 20W, 120/277V

Wet location rated, so it can go on an open exterior wall, a parking structure, or an entry face with no soffit over it. The housing is die-cast aluminum and the fixture carries a cULus safety listing. It mounts to the wall only, so plan a standard wall junction box at the mounting height you want.

It takes either 120V or 277V, so the same part number works on residential-style 120V branch circuits and on 277V lighting circuits in a commercial panel. That is what lets a property with mixed voltage standardize on one fixture across buildings. Draw is 20W.

No. This one is non-dimmable, so it needs a straight switched circuit. If it lands on an existing dimmer leg you will get flicker or premature failure, and the dimmer has to be swapped for a standard switch or the fixture fed from a non-dimmed circuit. For a dimmable up/down exterior sconce, look at a different NUVO model that lists dimming.

Extension off the wall is 4.21 inches, and the fixture is 11.69 inches high, 4.53 inches wide, with a 3.35 inch diameter. It is not ADA compliant, so in a corridor or along an accessible route it has to be mounted above 80 inches or in a location where projection into the path does not apply. On an open exterior wall the 4.21 inch projection is rarely an issue.

The LED is integrated, so there is no socket and no lamp to relamp. Average rated life is 50,000 hours, which is why maintenance crews use this type on exterior walls they do not want to put a ladder against. When it does reach end of life, the fixture is replaced rather than re-lamped, so budget it as a fixture line item, not a lamp.

1800 lumens total from a 20W LED, split between an upward and a downward aperture. It is a two-light up and down design, so you get a wash on the wall above and a pool of light below the fixture rather than a single flood outward. That makes it a wall-accent and entry-marker fixture, not a replacement for an area or wall-pack floodlight covering a lot or a loading dock. CRI is 90, so finishes, signage, and skin tones read accurately under it.

No, CCT is not selectable on this one. It ships at a single fixed color temperature, so if you are matching an exterior elevation where the existing fixtures are, say, 3000K, you need to confirm the match before ordering rather than plan on setting it at install. Field-selectable CCT is the feature to ask for if you are standardizing across a mixed fleet of buildings.

It weighs 2.51 pounds, so it hangs off a normal wall junction box without extra blocking or a heavy-duty bracket, and one person can hold it while making up the connections. Body is die-cast aluminum in a white finish.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for this fixture. It is RoHS compliant. For institutional and government procurement in California, that Prop 65 lead disclosure is what goes in the submittal package.