NUVO Lighting 62-1537 Solano Small Vanity, LED, Black and Brushed Brass Finish, White Acrylic Lens

The Solano 62-1537 vanity is rated for damp locations and indoor use only, so it is fine on the wall above a bathroom vanity or sink where it sees steam and humidity. It is not wet-rated, so keep it out of a shower enclosure or anywhere it can take direct water, and do not use it outdoors or on an unprotected porch.

No separate lamps to order. The Solano 62-1537 uses an integrated LED board rather than a socketed bulb, drawing 13W at 120V and putting out 1040 lumens with a 90 CRI, rated at 30,000 average hours. The trade-off is that the light source is not field-replaceable, so when the LED reaches end of life the fixture gets replaced.

No. The Solano 62-1537 is not ADA compliant, and its 4.25 inch extension off the wall is what rules it out where protruding-object limits apply. For an ADA-governed corridor or restroom in a commercial, healthcare, or school facility, specify an ADA-compliant fixture. In residential or multi-family unit bathrooms where ADA does not control, it mounts without issue.

Yes, the Solano small vanity is a dimmable 120V LED fixture. Because the LED driver is integrated, it needs an LED-compatible (electronic low-voltage or LED-rated TRIAC) dimmer rather than an old incandescent-only rotary or slide, otherwise you can get flicker or a limited dimming range.

For a half bath or a single-sink powder room, 1040 lumens at 90 CRI from a 12 inch fixture is a reasonable task level, and the high CRI matters for grooming and color accuracy at the mirror. For a larger shared bath or a double vanity, one 12 inch Solano on its own will leave you short; plan on two fixtures or add a ceiling source.

Fixed. The Solano 62-1537 is not CCT selectable, so there is no field switch to move it between 2700K, 3000K, and 4000K. If you are standardizing a building and want to match existing fixtures, or want crews to set color on site, you need a CCT-selectable model instead.

Yes, it carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian requirements, so it can be specified on jobs either side of the border. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.

It is a wall-mount fixture that goes on a standard wall box. At 1.85 lbs it is light enough that a properly secured electrical box carries it without added blocking in the wall.

The body is steel with a matte black finish accented in brushed brass, and the light diffuses through a white acrylic lens. The look is contemporary, which is why it tends to get spec'd alongside black or mixed-metal faucets and mirror frames rather than traditional trim.

The 62-1537 is the small vanity in NUVO's Solano collection, so it is part of a family rather than a one-off, which is how property managers keep a mixed set of baths looking consistent. Pair the 12 inch small vanity in powder rooms and narrow mirrors, and use the larger Solano vanity lengths over wider mirrors and double sinks so finish and lens read the same across every unit.

Yes. The Solano 62-1537 is listed with lead as a Prop 65 chemical, which matters if you are shipping into or installing in California and your procurement process requires the disclosure on file.