NUVO Lighting 62-744 Bond, Double LED Vanity, 37.38in, White Acrylic Lens, Aged Bronze Finish

Mechanically it's a wall-mount fixture with a 37.38 inch dimension, a 6 inch dimension, and a 4 inch extension off the wall, so it will physically go up either way as long as the box is in the right place. The one thing that governs it is the single acrylic lens running the full length: mounted horizontally above the mirror it washes the whole mirror width, mounted vertically it becomes a side-light column. Plan the junction box location before rough-in, because the fixture centers on its box.

Yes, the Bond 62-744 is listed ADA compliant, and the 4 inch extension is what gets it there: ADA limits wall-mounted objects between 27 and 80 inches above the floor to a 4 inch maximum protrusion into the circulation path. It is also cETLus safety listed and damp location rated, which covers a bathroom or shower-adjacent wall indoors.

The LED is integrated, so there is no lamp to change and nothing to stock. It draws 36W at 2880 lumens with an average rated life of 30,000 hours. For a property manager that is the trade-off: no relamping calls for years, but at end of life the fixture itself gets swapped rather than a bulb.

Damp location rated and listed for indoor use, so it is fine on a bathroom wall where it sees steam, and it is not for wet locations. Direct spray inside a shower enclosure or an exposed exterior wall calls for a wet-rated fixture instead.

Yes, the Bond 62-744 is dimmable and runs on 120V line voltage. Since the driver is integrated, use a dimmer rated for LED loads; a legacy incandescent dimmer sized for a 36W load is where flicker and buzz come from.

No. CCT selectable is listed as No on the Bond 62-744, so it ships at one fixed color temperature with no field switch. CRI is 80. If you are standardizing color across a building's bathrooms, that fixed output is actually the easier path, but you cannot field-tune one unit to match a different fixture already on site.

The 62-744 is built as a single configuration: Aged Bronze finish over a steel base with a white acrylic lens. There is no other finish under that part number, so if you are matching faucets and towel bars across a renovation, confirm your other trim is aged bronze rather than oil-rubbed or dark bronze, which read differently side by side.

It weighs 5.82 lbs, so a standard listed wall box handles it without blocking or a fixture brace. That matters on a 37.38 inch fixture since the weight sits on one center mounting point.

Yes. The Bond 62-744 is listed with lead as a CA Prop 65 chemical, which is a disclosure requirement rather than a performance issue. It is also RoHS compliant. Institutional buyers in California should route the warning through their normal documentation.