NUVO Lighting 62-1710 Blink Pro, 11W, 7in, LED Fixture, CCT Selectable, Round Shape, White Finish, 120V

The Blink Pro 62-1710 carries a Wet location rating, so it holds up over a shower, in a tub surround, or in a laundry or covered-ceiling area where moisture is present. Note that Nuvo classifies the fixture itself as indoor, so use it in wet indoor locations rather than fully exposed exterior ceilings.

It stands just 0.67 inches off the ceiling at a 7 inch diameter, so it works in low-clearance corridors, closets, and basements with low joists. It is a close-to-ceiling flush mount, surface mounted to the ceiling, so there is no recessed can or plenum depth to find.

Color temperature is selectable on the fixture itself, so one part number covers the range and you set it at install. That means you can stock a single SKU and still match 3000K warm areas and cooler common-area ceilings in the same building. Light quality is 90 CRI.

Output runs 980 to 1050 lumens at 11 watts, with the exact figure depending on which color temperature you select. That puts it in the range of a 75 watt incandescent ceiling fixture for roughly a seventh of the draw, on a 120V circuit.

Yes, the 11W Blink Pro is a dimmable 120V LED fixture. Because it is an integrated LED driver rather than a lamp, use a dimmer rated for LED loads; standard incandescent dimmers often flicker or buzz at the low wattage an 11W fixture draws.

The LED is integrated, with no socket and no lamp to change. It is rated 50,000 average hours, so in a 12-hour-a-day corridor that is over a decade before the fixture is swapped out as a unit. Budget it as a fixture replacement, not a relamp.

It is cETLus listed, which covers both US and Canadian safety requirements, and the fixture is RoHS compliant. Nuvo also flags lead under California Prop 65, which matters if you are supplying a job with Prop 65 disclosure requirements.

For a retrofit where there is already a ceiling junction box, the Blink Pro is the simpler path: it is an edge-lit surface disc, 7 inches across and 0.67 inches deep, so there is no hole cutting and no insulation clearance to worry about. Recessed cans make more sense on new construction or where you want the ceiling plane clean. Edge-lit also spreads light across the whole face rather than throwing a tight downward cone, which is why it reads better in corridors and closets than a can does.

The base is die-cast aluminum, which doubles as a heat sink for the LED, and the whole fixture weighs 0.88 lbs. That is light enough for any standard ceiling outlet box, so no additional bracing is needed.