NUVO Lighting 62-1745 Glamour LED Wall Sconce, Black Finish, CCT Selectable 3K/4K/5K

Damp location rated, so it's fine over a vanity or in a bathroom where it won't take direct water. It's an indoor fixture only, so keep it off exterior walls, open porches, and anywhere it can be hit by spray. Wall mount, 9 inches wide by 10.5 inches high with a 4 inch extension off the wall.

The Glamour sconce is CCT selectable at 3000K, 4000K, or 5000K, set on the fixture itself, so you can dial it to whatever the rest of the floor is running instead of ordering a separate SKU per temperature. Output shifts with the setting: 800 lumens, 900 lumens, and 850 lumens across the three. CRI is 90, which holds color rendering close to what a warm incandescent gave you.

It projects 4 inches from the wall and is listed ADA compliant, which is what lets it go in a corridor or along an accessible route where a deeper fixture would be an obstruction. That combination is the reason this one gets specified in multi-family halls and healthcare corridors.

No. The LED is integrated, so there is no socket and no lamp to order, and nothing to add to the parts order at install. It's rated 50,000 average hours, and at end of life the fixture gets replaced rather than relamped. If your maintenance program is built around stocking lamps, that's the tradeoff to weigh before standardizing on it.

It's dimmable and runs on 120V line voltage at 10W. Because the LED driver is integrated, it wants a dimmer rated for LED loads, not an old incandescent rotary sized for a 60W lamp. At 10W a single fixture sits well under the minimum load some legacy dimmers need to run smoothly.

It weighs 2.21 lbs, so a standard wall box carries it without added blocking or a fan-rated box. The body is steel in a matte black finish.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian installations, and it's RoHS compliant. Note that it's declared under CA Prop 65 for lead, which matters if you're submitting product data on a California project.

Each Glamour sconce puts out 800 to 900 lumens depending on the color temperature you select, off 10W. For a vanity, a pair flanking the mirror at that output covers a standard two-sink layout; in a corridor, spacing is driven by your footcandle target, not the fixture. It's a decorative wall fixture rather than a downlight, so treat the output as ambient.