NUVO Lighting 62-1711 Blink Pro, 11W, 7in, LED Fixture, CCT Selectable, Round Shape, Black Finish, 120V

The 62-1711 Blink Pro carries a Wet location rating, so it can go over a tub or shower or under a covered porch ceiling. Note the fixture is catalogued for indoor use, and its safety listing is cETLus.

The Blink Pro 62-1711 is a 7 inch round ceiling-mount fixture with a 0.67 inch profile, so it covers a standard 4 inch octagon or round ceiling box and the surrounding ring with room to spare. It mounts directly to the ceiling box, not into a recessed can, so no housing is needed. At 0.88 lbs it sits within what any properly secured ceiling box will hold.

Color temperature is selectable on the fixture itself, so there is no separate Kelvin version to order. One part number covers the range, which is what makes it easy to standardize a building on a single SKU and still match 3000K hallways and 4000K utility spaces. Light output runs 900 to 950 lumens from 11W, at 90 CRI.

Yes, the 62-1711 is a dimmable 120V fixture. It uses an integrated LED, so dimming is handled by the onboard driver and it needs a dimmer rated for LED loads rather than an old incandescent-only device.

There is no replaceable lamp. The LED is integrated with the fixture, rated 50,000 average hours. For a property manager that means no relamping labor over the life of the unit, but the fixture itself is the replacement part when it does fail.

At 900 to 950 lumens the 11W Blink Pro suits closets, small baths, entries, laundry rooms and apartment hallways where a single flush mount does the whole room. For a larger bedroom or kitchen you would either step up in diameter and wattage within the Blink Pro family or run two units. The 90 CRI makes it usable in a bath where color rendering on skin tones matters.

NUVO Lighting part 62-1711, also printed as 62/1711, is the 7 inch round Blink Pro in black at 11W, 120V. Black is the only finish on that number.

The base is die-cast aluminum, in a black finish. Aluminum helps sink heat off the LED board, which matters on a low-profile edge-lit fixture with no air gap behind it. RoHS compliant.

Yes. Lead is listed as a CA Prop 65 chemical for the 62-1711, so the warning applies for California shipments and institutional purchasers who track that disclosure.