NUVO Lighting 62-1396 LED Cage Lantern Fixture, White Finish with White Linen Acrylic

Yes. The 62-1396 carries a Wet location rating and is listed for outdoor use, so it can go on an open wall, an exterior stairwell, or an unprotected entry where it takes direct rain. Safety listing is cETLus, and the housing is die-cast aluminum.

Plan on 7.8 inches of width and 9.85 inches of height, with a 4.26 inch extension off the wall. That projection is shallow enough for a walkway or a corridor-side entry where a lantern on a scroll arm would be a shoulder hazard. It is a wall-mount fixture only, and it weighs 1.34 lbs, so it loads a standard outdoor box without extra bracing.

The LED is integrated, not a replaceable lamp. There is no socket to put a bulb into, so when the light source reaches end of life the fixture is replaced rather than relamped. Rated average life is 50,000 hours. For a property manager standardizing exterior entries, that is the trade: no lamp stocking or ladder trips for bulb changes, but no field relamp option either.

No. The 62-1396 is not ADA compliant, and its 4.26 inch extension is the reason to check your path: ADA limits protrusions into a circulation route. For an institutional corridor or an egress walkway where a code review is coming, specify an ADA-compliant sconce. On a recessed entry alcove or above a door head out of the travel path, the projection is typically not an issue.

It is a dimmable 120V fixture drawing 14W. Standard line-voltage residential or small-commercial branch circuits feed it directly, with no driver or transformer to add. Because the driver is integrated, pair it with a dimmer rated for LED loads rather than an old incandescent-only rotary.

745 lumens at 14W puts the 62-1396 in the range of a single entry or service door, a stair landing, or a unit doorway where you want the door face and threshold lit, not a parking area. CRI is 90, so paint colors, unit numbers, and faces read accurately under it. For broad area coverage on a lot or a long wall run, step up to a higher-output wall pack instead.

No. CCT is fixed, with no selectable switch on the fixture. If you are matching color temperature across a building of existing exteriors, confirm the fixed CCT matches before you buy a quantity, or choose a field-selectable model so one SKU covers mismatched runs.

White linen acrylic, not glass, behind a white-finish cage. Acrylic is the more forgiving choice on doors that take abuse or in multi-family where a glass panel is a breakage and liability item, and the linen texture diffuses the LED so you do not see hot spots through the cage.

White only, with the white linen acrylic diffuser. If your building standard is a bronze or black exterior lantern, this one will not match an existing run, so plan on either replacing a whole elevation for consistency or picking a different finish family.

Both apply to this fixture. It is RoHS compliant, and it carries a California Prop 65 listing for lead, which matters for government, healthcare, and school procurement packages that require the disclosure on submittals.