NUVO Lighting 62-1631 Glamour LED 25in, Vanity Fixture, Brushed Nickel Finish, CCT Selectable 3K/4K/5K

The Glamour 62-1631 is an indoor fixture with a damp location rating, so it is fine above a vanity or sink where it sees steam and humidity. Damp rated does not cover wet locations, so it should not go inside a shower or tub enclosure where it can be hit by direct spray.

One part number covers all three. The 62-1631 is CCT selectable at 3000K, 4000K and 5000K, chosen at the fixture, so a property manager can stock one SKU and set warm white in guest baths and 4000K or 5000K in back-of-house. Output shifts slightly with the setting: 2000 lumens, 2200 lumens and 2100 lumens across the three.

Yes. The Glamour 62-1631 is listed ADA compliant, which is tied to its 3 inch wall extension staying within the allowable protrusion for wall-mounted objects. It also carries a cETLus safety listing and is RoHS compliant, which covers most institutional submittal requirements.

The 62-1631 is dimmable and runs on 120V line voltage at 26W. Because it is an integrated LED rather than a lamped fixture, it needs an LED-compatible (ELV or forward-phase LED) dimmer. An old incandescent-only dimmer at 26W of load is below what those were built to control and will usually flicker or drop out at the low end.

No. The LED board is integrated, with no sockets and no replaceable lamps, so there is nothing to relamp. It is rated 50,000 average hours, which for a bath on a few hours a day is well past a decade of service. For an MRO group that insists on field-serviceable lamping, a vanity bar with standard medium-base or G9 sockets is the right call instead.

Brushed nickel is the only finish the 62-1631 is built in, so there is no variation to sort out across a multi-unit order. The body is steel, and the Glamour collection gives you a contemporary profile, so it reads closest to other satin or brushed nickel trim rather than polished chrome.

It is a wall-mount fixture, and the published orientation is the 25 inch dimension across by 5.5 inches high, which is a horizontal bar over the mirror. Nothing in the fixture data covers vertical sconce mounting, so for a pair flanking a mirror use a dedicated vertical sconce rather than turning this bar on end.

Yes, lead is the listed CA Prop 65 chemical for the 62-1631. That matters for California jobs where submittal packages require the warning to be passed along to the end occupant. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.