NUVO Lighting 62-1633 Crispo LED 25in, Vanity Fixture, White Finish, CCT Selectable 3K/4K/5K

The Crispo 62-1633 is CCT selectable at the fixture, with 3000K, 4000K and 5000K settings. Output shifts slightly with the setting: 2000 lumens at one setting, 2200 at another, 2100 at the third, all from the same 26W integrated LED. For a multi-unit job that means you can stock one SKU and set warm light in residential baths and 4000K or 5000K in commercial restrooms.

Yes, the Crispo is listed ADA compliant, and its 3 inch wall projection is why: it stays within the limit for wall-mounted objects in a circulation path. It is also cETLus safety listed and damp location rated, which covers a bathroom with a shower in the room.

Damp location only, and indoor only. That covers a bathroom ceiling or wall near a tub or shower where it gets steam, but not direct water spray inside a shower enclosure and not an exterior wall, even a covered one. For those you need a wet-rated fixture.

The fixture is dimmable and runs on 120V line voltage. It uses an integrated LED driver rather than replaceable lamps, so it needs an LED-compatible (forward or reverse phase) dimmer, not an old incandescent-only rotary.

No bulbs to buy. The LED is integrated into the fixture and rated for 50,000 hours average life. That also means the light source is not field-replaceable, so at end of life the fixture is replaced rather than relamped, which is worth knowing if you are standardizing across a property.

CRI is 90, which is high enough for grooming and makeup at a bathroom mirror and for hospitality or healthcare spaces where color accuracy matters. Pair that with the 3000K setting for a warm residential look or 4000K/5000K for a cleaner commercial one.

The diffuser body is acrylic in a white finish, and the whole fixture weighs 3.91 lbs. That is light enough to mount to a standard wall box without added blocking, and it wall mounts horizontally over the mirror.

Output runs 2000 to 2200 lumens depending on the color temperature selected, drawing 26W at 120V. That is in the range of three or four old 60W incandescent bulbs on a strip light, at roughly a tenth the load, so a bank of these on a retrofit can free up real circuit capacity in a multi-family building.

Yes. The Crispo carries a California Proposition 65 notice for lead. It is also RoHS compliant. Institutional and government buyers who log Prop 65 disclosures should record it on intake.