NUVO Lighting 62-876 Grill Triple LED Wall Sconce, Aged Bronze Finish, White Acrylic Lens

It is rated for damp locations and listed for indoor use, so it is fine over a tub or vanity in a bathroom where it sees humidity. It is not a wet location fixture, so keep it out of a shower enclosure or any spot taking direct spray, and do not use it outdoors. For those spots you need a wet rated fixture instead.

No. The LED is integrated into the fixture, so there are no sockets and no lamps to stock or change. It draws 39W at 120V and puts out 3120 lumens. For an MRO or property group that plans around relamping cycles, this is a fixture level replacement, not a bulb level one.

Yes, it is listed as ADA compliant, and the 3 inch extension is what gets it there. ADA limits wall mounted fixtures between 27 and 80 inches above the floor to a 4 inch maximum projection into the circulation path, so this one stays inside that. It also carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian installs.

Dimmable, running on standard 120V line voltage. Because the driver is integrated, pair it with a dimmer rated for LED loads rather than an older incandescent style control if you want flicker free low end. No separate transformer or driver is required at the box.

At 3120 lumens spread across a 36 inch bar, this is the primary light source for a typical bathroom or powder room, not an accent. The white acrylic diffuser spreads it so you are not getting hot spots on the mirror. CRI is 80, which is adequate for general and grooming light. If you want cross lighting on the face with no shadow, the usual approach is a pair of vertical sconces flanking the mirror rather than a single bar.

No, it is a fixed color temperature fixture, not CCT selectable. If you are standardizing lighting across a building and need every bathroom to match, that is worth knowing up front: you cannot field adjust this one to match an existing 3000K or 4000K run, so order all openings from the same model to keep the color consistent.

Aged Bronze only, with a white acrylic lens. There is no brushed nickel or chrome version of this particular model, so if your other bath fittings are nickel you will want a different NUVO sconce rather than this one.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for this fixture. It is RoHS compliant at the same time, so the two are not in conflict, Prop 65 disclosure thresholds are far lower than the RoHS limits. For a California job, pass the warning through in your submittal package.