NUVO Lighting 62-1397 LED Cage Lantern Fixture, Black Finish with White Linen Acrylic

Yes. The 62-1397 carries a Wet location rating and is built for outdoor use, so direct rain exposure is acceptable. The housing is die-cast aluminum with a white linen acrylic lens rather than glass, and it is cETLus safety listed. That makes it usable on an open entry wall, a stair landing, or a breezeway with no overhead cover.

It is a wall-mount bulkhead fixture only, no post or pendant option. Extension off the wall is 4.26 inches, with an overall size of 7.8 inches wide by 9.85 inches high. At that projection it clears a door swing in a tight corridor or stairwell, and at 1.34 lbs it is light enough for a standard outdoor wall box.

The LED is integrated, so there is no lamp to replace and no socket to match. It draws 14W and puts out 600 lumens, rated at 50,000 average hours. For MRO planning that means no relamping cycle on these fixtures, but the whole unit is replaced at end of life.

No. The 62-1397 is not ADA compliant, and with a 4.26 inch projection it exceeds the 4 inch limit for protruding objects mounted between 27 and 80 inches above the floor. On an accessible route or a public corridor, use a flush or low-projection ADA fixture instead, or mount this one above 80 inches where protrusion limits no longer apply.

It is dimmable and runs on 120V line voltage, so it can go on an existing residential or light commercial switch leg. The driver is integrated with the fixture, so no separate external driver is needed. Because the LED is integrated rather than lamp-based, dimmer compatibility is determined by the fixture itself, not by a replaceable bulb.

600 lumens from a 14W LED is entry- and pathway-level light, suitable for flanking a unit door, a stair landing, or a corridor wall where fixtures repeat every few feet. It is not a floodlight and will not cover a parking area. The white linen acrylic diffuses the output rather than throwing a beam, and the 90 CRI keeps door numbers and keyways readable at night.

One configuration only: black finish with a white linen acrylic lens. Color temperature is fixed, not CCT selectable, so every unit ordered will match the others on the building. That is the point for a property manager standardizing a row of unit doors, but it also means you cannot field-set a warmer tone on part of the job.

The body is die-cast aluminum with an acrylic lens rather than glass, which means no shattered diffuser from a thrown object or a slammed door. Aluminum avoids the rust problem of steel housings on exterior walls. The fixture is RoHS compliant and does carry a California Prop 65 notice for lead.

Both, in effect. It is catalogued as a bulkhead-type wall fixture but styled as a traditional cage lantern in black with a white diffuser, so it reads decorative on an entry or unit door while behaving like a wet-rated utility fixture. If the look does not matter and you want maximum output, a plain bulkhead or a wall pack is the better pick; this one is for openings residents see.