NUVO Lighting 62-1821 10in, LED Disk Light, Fixture with Occupancy Sensor, White Finish, CCT Selectable

No. The 62-1821 is a non-dimming fixture, so it should be wired to a standard on/off circuit. Putting it on a dimmer can cause flicker or buzz and is not how the fixture is built to run. If you need dimming in that space, pick a different disk light; this one pairs its control function with the built-in occupancy sensor instead.

The fixture measures 9.8 inches in diameter and sits 1.65 inches off the ceiling, so it covers a standard round ceiling box opening and most small canopy footprints. It is a ceiling-mount, close-to-ceiling fixture, so it surface mounts flat rather than recessing into the deck. Measure the existing cutout against 9.8 inches before you commit.

Damp location rated and listed for indoor use, so a bathroom ceiling, a covered laundry, or a basement is fine. It is not wet rated, so keep it out of open exteriors, direct spray, or anywhere it takes weather. Safety listing is cETLus.

No separate control is required. The occupancy sensor is built into the fixture, so it wires the same as a plain 120V ceiling light, line and neutral to the box, and switches itself on occupancy. That makes it a straightforward retrofit for closets, storage rooms, stairwells, and restrooms where you want automatic shutoff without pulling a new control wire or swapping the wall switch.

The LED is integrated, not a lamp you change. Rated life is 50,000 hours, so at 12 hours a day that is over 11 years before the fixture itself is up for replacement. For MRO planning, treat it as a fixture replacement item rather than a relamp item.

Steel housing in a white finish, and it weighs 0.95 lbs. At under a pound it mounts safely to a standard ceiling outlet box with no added bracing. The fixture is also RoHS compliant. Note the California Prop 65 listing for lead.

White is the only finish for the 62-1821. If you are standardizing across a property and need a matching look on every opening, this part number keeps the ceilings consistent; the color temperature is the only field-adjustable variable.