NUVO Lighting 62-1670 10in, LED Disk Light, 3000K, 6 Unit Contractor Pack, White Finish

The 62-1670 carries a Wet location rating, so it can go in a shower stall, over a tub, or under a covered soffit where it sees moisture. NUVO still classifies it as an indoor fixture, so treat exposed exterior use as outside what it is rated for and keep it to damp or wet indoor and covered locations.

The fixture body measures 9.5 inches in diameter and 1.25 inches tall, so it covers a 6 inch recessed housing opening with room to spare and sits nearly flush to the ceiling. It mounts to the ceiling rather than dropping into the can, so you are trimming out an old opening rather than retrofitting inside it.

62-1670 ships as a 6 unit contractor pack in white finish, which is how it gets bought for multi-family unit turns and hallway runs. Color temperature is fixed at 3000K warm white, not field selectable, so every fixture in the pack burns the same. If you need a different Kelvin on part of the building you order a different model number, not a switch on the fixture.

It is dimmable and runs on 120V line voltage with an integrated 16W LED. Because the driver is built in and there is no separate lamp, you need a dimmer rated for LED loads (an ELV or LED-compatible forward-phase dimmer) rather than an older incandescent-only dimmer, or you will get flicker and drop-out at the low end.

Output is 1170 lumens at 16 watts, roughly what a 75 to 100 watt incandescent used to give. One fixture handles a small bedroom, bath, entry, or closet. For a living room or a corridor run you plan on multiple units, which is why it sells in a six pack. CRI is 90, so paint, finishes, and skin tones read accurately, which matters in bathrooms and model units.

No. The LED is integrated, with no socket and no serviceable lamp, so when the light module reaches end of life you swap the whole fixture. Rated life is 50,000 hours, which at roughly 4 hours a day is about 30 years of use, so for an MRO stock room this is a replace-on-failure item rather than a relamping item.

The 62-1670 is cETLus listed, so it is recognized for both US and Canadian installations and will pass an electrical inspection on commercial or multi-family work. It is also RoHS compliant. Note the California Prop 65 disclosure for lead, which is standard on metal-housing fixtures and may require posting in a California facility.

A disk light surface mounts to the ceiling box and sits 1.25 inches proud, so it needs no housing, no attic access, and no hole saw work, which is why it is the common choice in concrete ceilings, closets, and unit turns. A recessed retrofit needs an existing can and gives you a flush aperture with a tighter beam. If you want ambient fill with the least labor, the disk light wins. If you want a clean flush ceiling or directional light, stay with recessed.

Steel housing with a frosted lens in a white finish, 1.3 lbs per fixture. That weight means it mounts to a standard ceiling outlet box with no additional bracing, and the steel body holds up better than plastic in corridors and rental turns. The frosted lens diffuses the LED so you do not get hot spots on a low ceiling.