NUVO Lighting 62-1653 Supreme, 10W LED, Small Wall Lantern, Matte Black Finish

Yes. The Supreme 62-1653 carries a Wet location rating and is built for outdoor use, so it can go on an unprotected wall, over a garage door, or on an entry with no overhang. Safety listing is cETLus.

No. The light source is an integrated LED, so there is no socket and no replaceable lamp. Rated life is 30,000 hours; when the LED reaches end of life the whole fixture gets replaced. If your maintenance program depends on relamping, pick a lantern with a medium base socket instead.

The Supreme small lantern measures 4.875 inches wide, 11 inches high, with a 4.25 inch extension off the wall. That narrow width lets it sit on a tight pilaster or between a door frame and a window, and the 4.25 inch projection keeps it clear of a swinging screen door in most entries.

It runs on 120V line voltage and is dimmable, so it works on a standard residential or light commercial branch circuit and can be tied to a dimmed or switched exterior circuit. Use an LED-rated dimmer; a legacy incandescent dimmer can flicker with a 10W load.

No. The Supreme small wall lantern is not ADA compliant and projects 4.25 inches from the wall. On an accessible route or corridor where protrusion limits apply, use an ADA-rated wall sconce instead.

900 lumens from a 10W LED draw, behind frost glass. That is enough for a single residential entry, a patio door, or unit doors in a multi-family walkway. For a driveway or a wide commercial facade you would want multiple fixtures or a higher-output lantern.

It works well for that. Each fixture weighs 2.36 lbs, mounts to a wall box, and the matte black finish with frost glass is a modern look that repeats cleanly across unit doors. Note it is a single-finish, single-size item, so the Matte Black small lantern is what you would spec fleet-wide. If you want a larger scale on some openings, look to another size in the Supreme collection.

Color rendering is 90+ CRI, which is high for an exterior LED lantern and renders brick, stone, and painted trim closer to daylight appearance. The fixture is not CCT selectable, so the color temperature is fixed, something to keep in mind if you are matching it to existing exterior fixtures on the same elevation.

Construction is steel with glass, with a matte black finish and frost glass diffuser. Steel body plus the wet location rating means it is intended for direct weather exposure. In coastal or heavy salt-spray settings, steel will need more attention than cast aluminum or brass.

Yes. Lead is listed as a Prop 65 chemical for this fixture. Institutional and government buyers who track that should also note the lantern is not RoHS compliant.