NUVO Lighting 62-1465 Lightgate, LED Sconce, 5W, White Finish, 3000K

The Lightgate 62-1465 carries a Damp location rating, so it needs a covered spot: a soffit, a recessed entry, a porch ceiling overhang. An open wall taking direct rain or blowing spray calls for a wet-rated fixture instead. It is an outdoor-rated wall mount fixture, but only where water does not hit it directly.

No. The Lightgate 62-1465 is listed as not ADA compliant, and its 5.5 inch extension off the wall confirms why: ADA limits wall-mounted projections to 4 inches in a protruding-objects path. For institutional corridors, stairwells, or any accessible route, pick an ADA sconce under 4 inch projection. On a residential entry or a private patio wall the 5.5 inch reach is not an issue.

The Lightgate measures 6 inches wide by 4.75 inches high with a 5.5 inch extension from the wall. That 6 by 4.75 inch footprint fully covers a standard 4 inch round or octagonal outdoor box. It mounts to the wall and weighs 2.45 pounds, so no additional bracing beyond the box is involved.

It is dimmable, running on 120V line voltage at 5W and putting out 240 lumens at 3000K. That is accent-level output, right for flanking a door, marking a path, or a stepped-down facade wash, not for lighting a whole driveway. Because the LED is integrated, use a dimmer rated for LED loads and check the minimum load on the dimmer, since a single 5W fixture is a very small load.

The LED is integrated, with no socket and no serviceable lamp, so the fixture is the replaceable unit. Rated life is 30,000 hours. For a property manager running these on a dusk-to-dawn photocell at roughly 12 hours a night, that works out to about seven years before output falls to the rated point. Stock spares by fixture, not by bulb.

It is cETLus safety listed, which covers both US and Canadian requirements, and the fixture is RoHS compliant. One note for spec files: it carries a California Prop 65 warning for lead.

The Lightgate 62-1465 is a fixed 3000K warm white, not CCT selectable, so what you order is what you get on the wall. If the rest of the building is on 3000K you will match; if your existing exteriors are 4000K neutral you will see a visible difference side by side. CRI is 90, which renders brick, stone, and painted trim more accurately than the 80 CRI typical of budget exterior LED.

The body is aluminum and steel with a white shade finish in a contemporary form. Aluminum is the part of that mix that does not rust, which matters on coastal or high-humidity exteriors; the white finish also shows dirt and pollen faster than a dark bronze, so plan on a wipe-down in the regular exterior cleaning rotation.

White is the only finish this model is built in, ordered as NUVO part number 62-1465. If you need a matching run across a multi-building property, order all of them against that same number so the white matches across the site.