NUVO Lighting 62-733 Bond, Single 19-1/2in, LED Vanity

The Bond 62-733 is a single-shade wall fixture measuring 19.5 inches in the height dimension and 6 inches in the width dimension, with a 4 inch extension off the wall. That proportion is what you'd run vertically as a sconce flanking a mirror, though it will mount horizontally above a mirror on the same wall box. Either way it is a wall-mount fixture only, not ceiling.

Yes, the Bond 62-733 is listed ADA compliant, and its 4 inch extension keeps it inside the 4 inch maximum protrusion that drives that requirement on a wall-mounted fixture in a circulation path. It is also cETLus safety listed, which is what most inspectors want to see on a commercial install.

No bulbs to buy. The Bond 62-733 uses an integrated LED light engine, so the source is built into the fixture and there is no socket or lamp base to fill. It draws 19.5W at 120V and puts out 1340 lumens. The flip side of integrated LED: when the board eventually fails you replace the fixture, not a lamp, so property managers standardizing across many baths should plan on that.

It is rated for damp locations and for indoor use, so it is fine on a bathroom wall where it sees steam and humidity. It is not a wet-location fixture, so keep it out of the shower enclosure or anywhere it takes direct spray. Over a tub outside the spray zone is within its rating.

Yes, the Bond 62-733 is dimmable. Because it is an integrated LED running on 120V line voltage, pair it with a dimmer rated for LED loads rather than an old incandescent rotary, which is the usual cause of buzz or flicker on a 19.5W fixture.

One Bond fixture delivers 1340 lumens at 19.5W. For a single sink with the fixture above the mirror that is workable general light. If you are lighting a face for grooming, the better layout is a pair flanking the mirror, which doubles output to roughly 2680 lumens and kills the shadows that a single overhead throws. The 90+ CRI helps either way, since color rendering that high is what makes skin tones and makeup read correctly.

No. The Bond 62-733 is not a CCT selectable fixture, so there is no field switch to move between warm and cool white. If you are mixing it with existing fixtures in the same room, that matters: you cannot tune it to match. What you do get is 90+ CRI rendering, which is high for a vanity fixture.

Brushed nickel over a steel body, with a white shade. Steel construction rather than plastic is what you want in multi-family and hospitality baths where fixtures get bumped and cleaned hard. The whole fixture weighs 3.69 lbs, light enough that a standard wall box and strap carries it without added blocking.

Brushed nickel is the only finish offered on the 62-733, paired with a white shade. If a project calls for a different metal finish in the Bond collection, you'd be looking at a different model number rather than an option on this one.

The Bond 62-733 is RoHS compliant and carries a cETLus safety listing. It does carry a California Proposition 65 disclosure for lead, which institutional and government buyers typically need on file for their submittal package.