NUVO Lighting 62-185 Tucker, LED Wall Sconce, Etched Opal Glass, Polished Nickel Finish

Yes. The Tucker 62-185 carries a damp location rating and is listed for indoor use, which covers a bathroom vanity wall. NUVO classes it under vanity and wall fixtures. It is not rated for wet locations, so keep it out of direct shower spray and off exterior walls.

It is listed as ADA compliant, and the geometry backs it up: extension from the wall is 3.75 inches, so it stays inside the 4 inch projection limit for a wall-mounted object in a circulation path. Overall it is 6 inches wide by 11.5 inches high.

No bulbs to order. The Tucker 62-185 uses an integrated LED, so the light source is built into the fixture and is not replaceable with a lamp. It draws 10W at 120V and puts out 800 lumens, with an average rated life of 30,000 hours. When the LED reaches end of life the fixture is replaced, not re-lamped, which is worth factoring in for a large multi-family or hospitality rollout.

The backplate footprint is limited: the fixture is 6 inches wide and 11.5 inches tall overall, projecting 3.75 inches. That covers a standard round or rectangular wall box, but it will not hide the shadow line from a wider fixture you are pulling off. If you are replacing a wide two-light vanity bar, expect to patch and paint. At 2.56 lbs the fixture is light enough that no additional wall blocking is needed beyond the existing box.

No. The 62-185 is rated indoor only with a damp location rating, so it should not go on an exterior wall even under cover. For a porch or entry you need a fixture carrying a wet location listing.

Yes, the 62-185 is dimmable on a 120V circuit. Because the LED driver is integrated rather than lamp-based, use a dimmer rated for LED loads; a legacy incandescent dimmer sized for much higher wattage may not run a 10W fixture smoothly.

Yes. The Tucker 62-185 is a wall-mount fixture catalogued for up or down orientation, so the same unit works flanking a mirror, over a vanity, or as a corridor uplight. The glass is a single etched opal shade measuring 3.91 x 1.91 x 11.50 inches.

One Tucker 62-185 gives 800 lumens at 82 CRI, which is roughly a single 60W incandescent equivalent. For a vanity mirror most specs call for a pair, one on each side of the glass, to kill side shadows on the face. For a single-fixture application over a small powder room mirror, one is workable. The fixture is not CCT selectable, so every unit on the job delivers the same color point.

The 62-185 is built in a single configuration: polished nickel finish with etched opal glass. There is no other finish option under that part number, so if you are standardizing a floor of units, order 62-185 for every opening and the finish will match. Other finishes in the Tucker collection carry their own part numbers.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian installations, and it is RoHS compliant. Body construction is steel. Note that it carries a California Prop 65 notice for lead, which matters if you are shipping into California and need the disclosure on file.