NUVO Lighting 62-311 Mercer, (1) LED Wall Sconce, Polished Nickel Finish

Yes. The Mercer 62-311 carries a damp location rating and is listed for indoor use, so it works over a bathroom vanity or in a powder room where it sees shower humidity but no direct spray. Keep it out of covered porches or other wet-location spots, which need a wet-rated fixture.

No. It is an integrated LED fixture, 10W at 120V, with the LED board built in and no socket. There is no lamp to stock or change, but when the LED reaches end of life the whole fixture gets replaced. For MRO buyers who standardize on relampable fixtures, choose a socketed sconce instead.

The Mercer 62-311 is listed ADA compliant, and the geometry backs it up: extension is 3.5 inches off the wall, under the 4 inch protrusion limit for objects mounted in a circulation path. That makes it usable in corridors and public restrooms where ADA projection rules apply.

Overall it is 10 inches wide, 4.13 inches high, with a 3.5 inch extension from the wall, and the shade measures L:3.00 W:8.25 H:2.25. It is a wall-mount fixture catalogued for up or down orientation, so the single shade can face either direction above or beside a mirror. At 10 inches wide it suits a single mirror or a narrow wall space rather than spanning a wide double vanity.

It's a dimmable 120V integrated LED fixture, so it will dim, but use an LED-rated (electronic low-voltage or forward-phase LED) dimmer rather than an old incandescent rheostat. A 10W load is small, so check the dimmer's minimum load if the sconce is the only fixture on the circuit.

850 lumens from 10 watts, through a frosted glass shade that softens the output. CRI is 90, which is high enough for accurate skin tones and color matching at a mirror. Color temperature is fixed, not CCT selectable, so every unit you buy will match the others on the job.

It's cETLus listed, meaning it meets US and Canadian safety standards, which is what an inspector or a hospitality and multi-family spec typically calls for. It is also RoHS compliant. Note the California Prop 65 disclosure for lead.

The fixture weighs 2.46 lbs, so a standard wall box with a fixture strap handles it without blocking or a fan-rated box. It is a hardwired wall-mount fixture at 120V, so you need a box and feed at the sconce location.

Polished nickel only, on a steel body with a single frosted glass shade. If you are matching faucets and cabinet pulls across a bathroom package, polished nickel reads warmer and softer than chrome, so confirm which the rest of the room uses before standardizing a building on it.