NUVO Lighting 62-659 Solano LED Large Vanity, Black and Brushed Nickel Finish, White Acrylic Lens

The Solano LED large vanity measures 36 inches wide, 4.25 inches high, and extends 4.25 inches off the wall. Over a 36 inch mirror it matches edge to edge, so if you want the bar narrower than the mirror, step down to a smaller fixture. The shallow 4.25 inch projection keeps it clear of a head leaning toward the glass.

No. It carries a damp location rating and is listed for indoor use only, so it can go in a bathroom where it will see humidity, but not inside a shower enclosure or anywhere it would be hit by direct spray. A wet location rated fixture is required there.

No, it is not ADA compliant. With a 4.25 inch extension it projects past the 4 inch limit for wall-mounted objects in an accessible route, so it should not be specified for ADA-governed corridors or accessible restrooms where protrusion limits apply. Mounted above a vanity counter it is often outside that zone, but a code official makes that call.

Yes, it is dimmable, and it runs on standard 120V line voltage at 39W. Because it is an integrated LED, you need a dimmer rated for LED loads, not an old incandescent rotary, or you will get flicker and drop-out at the low end.

No. It is a fixed color temperature fixture with no CCT selector switch. If you are matching other fixtures in a bathroom or standardizing a building, you cannot field-adjust this one to match, so plan the rest of the room around a single fixed output.

It is cETLus listed, which covers both US and Canadian requirements, so it will satisfy an inspector looking for a nationally recognized listing on a hotel, multi-family, or healthcare restroom job.

It is a wall-mount fixture that goes over a standard recessed electrical box, and the whole unit weighs 3.8 lbs. At that weight the box and its mounting strap carry it without any extra blocking, even at the full 36 inch length. Body is steel with a white acrylic lens.

One finish only: black with brushed nickel accents, paired with a white acrylic lens. It reads as a two-tone contemporary bar, so it works with brushed nickel trim without being a straight nickel fixture. If you need an all-one-metal look across a unit, this is not a match.

Yes. Lead is identified as the Prop 65 chemical of concern for this fixture, which is routine for a steel-bodied luminaire with soldered electrical components. If you are shipping to a California job, the warning must travel with the product.