NUVO Lighting 62-722 Bond, Double 17-1/2in, LED Vanity with White Acrylic Lens

Yes. The Bond 62-722 is a wall mount fixture measuring 17.5 inches in one dimension, 6 inches in the other, with a 4 inch extension from the wall, so it works mounted vertically as a side sconce beside a mirror or horizontally above it. The 4 inch projection is the number to check against your mirror frame and medicine cabinet door swing.

It carries a Damp location rating and is listed for indoor use, which covers a bathroom vanity wall. Damp is not wet rated, so keep it out of direct shower spray or a tub enclosure where water hits the fixture. Safety listing is cETLus.

The Bond 62-722 is listed ADA compliant, with a 4 inch extension from the wall. That 4 inch projection is what keeps it inside the ADA protruding objects allowance, which matters for restrooms, corridors and circulation paths in healthcare, education and multi-family work.

The LED is integrated. There is no socket and no lamp to replace, so plan on fixture replacement at end of life rather than relamping. Rated average life is 30,000 hours. For a property with a relamping program, that trade-off is the main thing to weigh against a socketed vanity bar.

Yes, it's a dimmable 120V fixture drawing 20W. Because the driver is integrated and low wattage, use a dimmer rated for LED loads and confirm the dimmer's minimum load, since a single 20W fixture can fall below the minimum on older incandescent dimmers.

The Bond 62-722 puts out 1580 lumens from 20W behind a white acrylic lens, which is enough for a single-sink vanity on its own. For a double vanity or a mirror wall, run two fixtures flanking the mirror so the light comes from both sides and kills side shadows. CRI is 90+, so skin tones and color matching at the mirror read accurately, which is why high CRI matters in a bathroom more than in a hallway.

No. CCT is fixed, not selectable, so you cannot field-adjust it between warm and cool. If you're standardizing a building and need one SKU to match different areas, a CCT selectable fixture is the better choice; if you want every unit identical out of the box, fixed CCT is the simpler buy.

Polished Nickel on a steel body, with a single white acrylic lens shade. Steel construction and a 3.47 lb fixture weight mean a standard wall box with a fixture strap carries it with no extra blocking.

Yes. Lead is identified as a California Proposition 65 chemical for this fixture, so California projects need the warning carried through. The fixture is RoHS compliant.