NUVO Lighting 62-2934 Link, 1-Light, LED Tube Wall Sconce with White Glass, Brushed Nickel Finish

Yes. The Link LED tube sconce carries a damp location rating and is an indoor fixture, so a bathroom vanity or over-mirror position is within rating as long as it isn't in the shower spray zone or any wet location. It's catalogued for vanity and wall use, mounts to a standard wall box, and projects 3.75 inches off the wall.

It's listed as ADA compliant, with a 3.75 inch extension from the wall. That keeps it inside the 4 inch maximum projection ADA allows for wall-mounted objects in circulation paths, which is why it works in corridors, stairwells and common areas in multi-family and institutional buildings.

The LED is integrated, so there is no socket and no lamp to change. It's a 12W integrated LED module rated for 50,000 average hours. For a maintenance crew that means no relamping cycle, but when the fixture reaches end of life the whole sconce gets swapped rather than a bulb. If your facility standard requires a replaceable lamp, this isn't the fixture for it.

Dimensions are 4.5 inches wide, 11.5 inches high, with a 3.75 inch extension off the wall, and it weighs 2.12 lbs. The narrow 4.5 inch width is what makes it workable flanking a mirror or in a tight half-bath where a wider vanity bar won't go, and at just over two pounds it's an easy single-person hang on a standard wall box.

It's a dimmable 120V fixture, so it runs on standard North American residential and light commercial line voltage and can go on a dimmed circuit. Because the driver is integrated rather than a replaceable lamp, pair it with an LED-rated dimmer rather than an old incandescent rheostat if you want smooth low-end control.

The fixture is cETLus safety listed, which covers both US and Canadian installations, and the body is steel with a brushed nickel finish. It's also RoHS compliant. Those are the two line items a facilities or institutional reviewer usually wants before a fixture goes on a submittal.

The Link tube sconce is a wall-mount fixture; the vertical tube form with white glass reads correctly mounted either direction, which is why it's common in pairs flanking a mirror. As ordered, 62-2934 is the brushed nickel version, part number 62/2934. Other finishes in the Link collection carry their own model numbers, so order by the finish-specific number if you're matching existing fixtures in a building.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for this fixture. If you're specifying for a California job or a public facility with disclosure requirements, that notice needs to carry through to the end user.