NUVO Lighting 62-1619 Cradle, 6W LED, Medium Wall Lantern, Matte Black with White Opal Glass

Yes. The Cradle 62-1619 carries a Wet location rating and is built as an outdoor fixture, so it can go on an open wall, an unroofed entry, or a breezeway where it takes direct rain. Safety listing is cETLus. Housing is aluminum with opal white glass.

It measures 6 inches wide by 12 inches high with a 5.75 inch extension off the wall. The 5.75 inch projection is the number to watch on a narrow entry trim or beside a door swing, and it means the fixture is not ADA compliant for protrusion into a path of travel. Shade diameter is 4.75 inches, and the fixture weighs 3.04 lbs, light enough for a standard outdoor wall box.

The LED is integrated, so there is no socket and no lamp to change. It is rated for an average 30,000 hours at 6W. For a multi-family or hospitality property that wants to re-lamp rather than replace the whole fixture, choose a lantern with a medium base socket instead.

It is a dimmable 120V fixture, so it can run on a residential-grade dimming circuit. It is not CCT selectable, so the color temperature is fixed, which matters if you are standardizing look across a building and mixing it with tunable fixtures.

At 550 lumens from 6W, the Cradle lantern is an accent and doorway fixture rather than an area light. The opal white glass diffuses it, so output is soft and spread rather than thrown down a driveway. For unit entries, porches, and corridor-side doors it is appropriate; for parking areas or long walkways you want a dedicated area or wall pack.

Matte black with opal white glass is the only configuration of the 62-1619. If your other openings are bronze or nickel, this one will not match, so spec the whole elevation from the same finish family.

Wall mount only, with no post or pendant option. The Cradle is a 12 inch tall contemporary lantern in matte black, mounted flat to the wall surface with its 5.75 inch body projecting out.

CRI is 90+, which is high for an exterior lantern and renders finishes, stone, and landscaping close to their daylight appearance. That is the spec to point at when a design review or an owner cares how the facade reads at night.

Yes. Lead is the listed CA Prop 65 chemical for this fixture. It is also RoHS compliant. Institutional and government buyers who require Prop 65 disclosure on submittals should include that on the package.