NUVO Lighting 62-312 Mercer, (2) LED Wall Sconce, Frosted Glass, Polished Nickel Finish

The Mercer 62-312 LED sconce is rated for damp locations and listed for indoor use, so it's fine over a vanity or in a bathroom where it may see steam and humidity. It is not a wet-location fixture, so keep it out of direct spray inside a shower or tub enclosure and off exterior walls.

No bulbs to buy. The Mercer 62-312 uses an integrated LED light source built into the fixture, drawing 20W at 120V and putting out 1700 lumens. Because the LED is integrated rather than a socketed lamp, there is nothing to relamp later, the whole fixture is replaced at end of life. Worth knowing if you are standardizing a building on screw-in replaceable lamps.

It is listed as ADA compliant, and the 3.5 inch extension is what makes that work, it stays inside the 4 inch maximum projection allowed for wall-mounted objects in a circulation path. That makes it usable in hallways and public restrooms in commercial, healthcare, and hospitality work. It also carries a cETLus safety listing and is RoHS compliant.

Yes, the fixture is dimmable. Because the light source is an integrated LED on 120V rather than an incandescent lamp, you need an LED-compatible (electronic low-voltage or LED/CFL rated) forward-phase dimmer, not an old-style incandescent rheostat. Pair all fixtures on the same circuit with a single compatible dimmer to avoid flicker at the low end.

Yes. The Mercer is a wall-mounted fixture classified for up or down orientation, so you can turn it shades-up for a softer bounce off the ceiling or shades-down to put the 1700 lumens onto the counter. Mirror-flanking installs usually go shades-up; a single fixture above a mirror is commonly run shades-down.

No. The 62-312 is a fixed color temperature fixture, it is not CCT selectable, so there is no field switch to change the white point. If you are standardizing color across a building, order the same model number throughout rather than mixing in a selectable fixture.

Polished nickel only, with frosted glass shades. It is built from glass and metal in a contemporary profile. If an opening needs brushed nickel or bronze to match existing trim, the 62-312 is not the part, you would need a different Mercer collection finish code.

Yes. Lead is identified as the Prop 65 listed chemical for this fixture. If you are buying for a California project or a public agency with disclosure requirements, that notice needs to pass through to the end user. The fixture is separately RoHS compliant.