NUVO Lighting 62-1542 Canal Medium Vanity, LED, Brushed Nickel Finish, White Acrylic Lens

The Canal medium vanity measures 24 inches wide, 4.75 inches high, with a 4.13 inch extension off the wall. Over a 24 inch cabinet it runs the full cabinet width, which looks intentional above a 24 inch mirror but will overhang a narrower one. The 4.13 inch projection is shallow enough to clear most medicine cabinet doors and keeps it out of the way above a sink.

No. The LED board is integrated and the light source is not replaceable, so there is no socket or lamp to stock. It's rated at an average 30,000 hours, which at roughly three hours a day of bathroom use is on the order of 25 years, so for a multi-family or hotel fleet it removes relamping from the PM schedule entirely. When it finally fails, the fixture gets swapped.

No. The Canal medium vanity is not ADA compliant. Its 4.13 inch extension exceeds the 4 inch maximum projection allowed for wall-mounted objects in an accessible circulation path, so for a public or ADA restroom you need a fixture specifically listed as ADA compliant.

Yes, the Canal vanity is dimmable and runs on 120V line voltage. Because the LED is integrated rather than lamped, use an LED-compatible (ELV or forward-phase LED) dimmer rather than an old incandescent rheostat if you want smooth low-end control without flicker.

2080 lumens from a 26W draw is solid task light for a single-sink vanity, roughly equivalent output to a pair of 75W incandescent bulbs at a fraction of the load. The 90 CRI matters more than the raw number in a bathroom: at 90 CRI skin tones and makeup read accurately, which is where cheaper 80 CRI fixtures fall short.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, which is the ETL mark recognized for both US and Canadian installation, so it passes inspection the same way a UL-listed fixture does. It's also RoHS compliant. Note the California Prop 65 disclosure for lead, which matters if you ship or install in California.

No, it is not CCT selectable. There's no field switch for 2700K/3000K/4000K, so the color temperature is fixed. If you're standardizing across a building and need to tune color per space, specify a CCT-selectable fixture instead; if every bathroom gets the same look, a fixed-CCT fixture removes a field setting that installers get wrong.

The Canal uses a steel body with a white acrylic lens in a brushed nickel finish, and it weighs 3.87 lbs, light enough to land on a standard wall box without added bracing. It mounts to the wall; the white acrylic diffuses the LED so you get even light rather than hot spots across a 24 inch run.

The Canal collection fixture under part number 62-1542 is the medium size, 24 inches wide, and it is offered in brushed nickel. If you need another width for a double vanity or a powder room, look to a different part number within the Canal collection rather than an option on this one.