NUVO Lighting 62-1535 Kagen Medium Vanity, LED, Brushed Nickel Finish, White Acrylic Lens

It is rated for damp locations and indoor use only, so it is fine for a normal bathroom wall where it sees steam and humidity. It is not a wet location fixture, so do not place it inside a shower enclosure or anywhere it takes direct water spray.

No separate lamps to order. The Kagen uses an integrated LED board, not a socket, so there is nothing to replace over its life. It is rated at 30,000 hours average and draws 26W at 120V while putting out 2,080 lumens.

It is listed ADA compliant, and the 3.25 inch extension keeps it inside the 4 inch maximum protrusion allowed for wall-mounted objects in a circulation path. It also carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian installs, and is RoHS compliant.

Yes, the Kagen is a dimmable LED fixture on 120V line voltage. Because it is an integrated LED and not an incandescent lamp, it needs an LED-rated (ELV or TRIAC LED-compatible) dimmer rather than an old incandescent-only dimmer to avoid flicker or drop-out at the low end.

2,080 lumens off a 26W LED is a solid output for a single-sink vanity and plenty for grooming at the mirror. The white acrylic lens diffuses it across the full 25.58 inch bar rather than throwing hot spots. CRI is 90, so skin tones and makeup read accurately. The color temperature is fixed, not field-selectable, so all units will match each other across a job.

The body is steel with a brushed nickel finish, and the diffuser is white acrylic. Steel housing stands up better to bumps and cleaning than a plastic-bodied fixture, and brushed nickel hides water spots far better than polished chrome, which is why it is the common pick for rental and hotel baths. Brushed nickel is the one finish the Kagen medium vanity is built in, so repeat orders will match.

It is a wall-mounted bar fixture over a standard recessed junction box. At 2.82 lbs it is light enough that a standard box and strap carry it without blocking, which matters when you are hanging dozens of them in a multi-family turn. Orientation should follow the installation sheet packed with the fixture.

Yes. The fixture is identified under California Proposition 65 for lead. That is a disclosure requirement, not an install restriction, but specifiers shipping into California should carry the warning through on submittals.