NUVO Lighting 62-1738 Glamour LED 24in, Flush Mount Fixture, Black Finish, CCT Selectable 3K/4K/5K

The Glamour 24 inch flush mount carries a Damp location rating and is listed for indoor use only, so a bathroom ceiling is fine. Damp does not cover wet locations, so skip direct-spray positions inside a shower enclosure and anything outdoors or on an open porch.

One part number covers all three. The Glamour 62-1738 is CCT selectable at 3000K, 4000K, and 5000K, so you stock a single SKU and pick the temperature at the fixture during install. Output shifts slightly with the setting: 3000 lumens at 3K, 3300 at 4K, and 3150 at 5K, all at 39W. That is the useful part for a property manager standardizing corridors and units, one item on the shelf for warm or neutral white.

It weighs 11.15 lbs. A 24 inch diameter fixture at that weight wants a box or bar hanger rated for the load, not a loose plastic box, and the mounting is ceiling only. Most metal octagon boxes are rated to 50 lbs, which covers it, but verify the existing box is secured to framing before hanging it.

Dimmable, and it runs on standard 120V line voltage, so it wires to a normal residential or light-commercial branch circuit. The LED driver is integrated, so use a dimmer rated for LED loads at the 39W draw rather than an old incandescent-only control.

There is no lamp to change. The Glamour flush mount uses an integrated LED board rated 50,000 hours, with the light source included. That is why MRO buyers pick it for stairwells and common areas, no relamping ladder trips, but it also means the whole fixture is replaced at end of life rather than a bulb.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian requirements, and the fixture is RoHS compliant. Note the California Prop 65 disclosure for lead, which matters if you are shipping into or specifying for a California project.

One finish only, matte black, on a steel body. Steel holds up better than a plastic housing in rental turnovers and institutional spaces, and the black trim is a transitional look that reads modern without being industrial. If you need brushed nickel or white to match other fixtures on the floor, this part number will not give it to you.

CRI is 90, which is high enough for kitchens, retail display, and healthcare common areas where skin tones and finishes need to render honestly. Pair that with the 4000K setting for task-heavy rooms, or 3000K for lobbies and residential living space.