NUVO Lighting 62-1663 7in, LED Disk Light, 5000K, 6 Unit Contractor Pack, Brushed Nickel Finish

The 62-1663 is a 6 unit contractor pack of 7 inch LED disk lights, all brushed nickel with a frosted lens. It's sold as the pack, so a crew doing a hallway or a string of closets gets six identical fixtures in one order rather than matching finishes across separate boxes.

The 62-1663 measures 7.4 inches in diameter and 1.28 inches high, so the trim ring overlaps a nominal 6 inch can opening and sits nearly flush to the ceiling. It is a ceiling-mount fixture, so there has to be a junction box or can with a mounting point behind the opening to fasten it to.

Wet location rated, so a shower ceiling or a damp laundry room is fine. NUVO still classifies the 62-1663 as an indoor fixture, so for an exposed exterior soffit choose a fixture listed for outdoor use instead.

5000K is a cool daylight white, which suits garages, utility rooms, laundry, basements and back-of-house work areas. It is a fixed color temperature, not field selectable, so if you want warmer light in living spaces or guest rooms you need a different model rather than a switch on the fixture.

Each fixture draws 12W at 120V and delivers 890 lumens, which is comparable to a standard 60W incandescent in output while pulling a fraction of the load. Six of them on one circuit total 72W, so a long run of these barely moves the breaker math.

Yes, the 62-1663 is dimmable. It is an integrated LED fixture at 120V, so it needs an LED-compatible (electronic low-voltage or LED-rated TRIAC) wall dimmer rather than an old incandescent rheostat if you want smooth low-end control.

The LED is integrated, not a lamp in a socket, so there is nothing to relamp. Rated life is 50,000 hours, which at 6 hours a day is well over 20 years of service before the fixture itself gets swapped. Property managers standardizing on these should plan on fixture replacement, not bulb stocking.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, covering both US and Canadian requirements, and it is RoHS compliant. Note the California Prop 65 disclosure for lead, which matters if you are submitting documentation on a California project.

A disk light like the 62-1663 projects only 1.28 inches off the ceiling and mounts to the ceiling surface, so it works where there is no plenum depth for a recessed housing, in a basement under joists, or on a concrete deck. If you want aimable light or a fully flush aperture in a finished ceiling with depth available, a recessed housing with a trim is the better route.

CRI is 90, which is high enough for spaces where finishes, merchandise, or food need to look right. Paired with the frosted lens, the light spreads evenly rather than showing hot spots or diode shadows across the ceiling.

Steel base with a frosted lens, finished in brushed nickel, and each fixture weighs 0.79 lbs. That weight means a standard ceiling box or existing can bracket carries it without extra bracing.