NUVO Lighting 62-1467 Lightgate, LED Sconce, 5W, White Finish, 3000K

No. The Lightgate 62-1467 carries a Damp location rating, so it belongs under a soffit, covered porch, breezeway, or recessed entry where it is shielded from direct rain and splash. For an uncovered wall or an open exterior face you need a wet-rated fixture instead.

The Lightgate puts out 240 lumens at 5W with a 90 CRI, 3000K warm white output. That is accent-level light, enough to mark a doorway, number, or stair landing and give good color rendering on a facade, not enough to light a whole entry area on its own. On multi-family walkways these are typically used in a run, one per door, rather than as the only source.

It is a compact cube: 4.75 inches wide, 4.75 inches high, and 4.75 inches of extension off the wall. That shallow projection and small face make it workable on narrow pilasters, between a door frame and a gutter board, or in tight walkways where a bigger lantern would get clipped. At 1.54 lbs it is light enough for a standard outdoor box and crossbar.

No. The Lightgate 62-1467 is not ADA compliant, and with 4.75 inches of projection it exceeds the 4 inch protrusion limit for wall-mounted objects in accessible routes. Keep it to exterior walls outside the circulation path, or mount above the protrusion zone, and specify an ADA-compliant sconce where the fixture sits along an accessible corridor.

No bulb to buy. The Lightgate uses an integrated LED rated for 30,000 average hours, so there is no socket and no relamping. When the LED module reaches end of life the fixture gets replaced, which is the normal tradeoff MRO buyers weigh against a lamped sconce.

It runs on 120V line voltage and is dimmable. Because it is an integrated LED driver rather than an incandescent load, pair it with an LED-rated dimmer; an old incandescent dimmer sized for several hundred watts will not reliably control a single 5W fixture.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian requirements, and the fixture is RoHS compliant. Note the California Prop 65 disclosure for lead, which matters if you are submitting product data on a public or institutional project.

No, it is fixed. The 62-1467 is not CCT selectable; it is 3000K only. If you are matching a building that was lit at 4000K, this fixture will read warmer and you will want a different model rather than a field adjustment.

The housing is aluminum and steel with a white finish. That is a painted metal exterior fixture rated for damp locations, so it suits covered entries and walkways. In salt-air or heavy washdown conditions, keep it well out of direct weather, since the rating stops at damp.

Wall mount, single shade. It is a cube-form contemporary sconce that mounts to an exterior wall box; confirm the orientation you want against the fixture's light opening before you set the box height, since a single-shade cube directs light out of one face.

One finish only: white. The Lightgate 62-1467, part number 62/1467, is ordered as a single configuration, so there is nothing to specify beyond the part number itself when you are standardizing a run of doors.