NUVO Lighting SF76-608 3 Light, 15in, Flush Mount, Clear Ribbed Glass, Old Bronze Finish

Bulbs are not included. The SF76-608 takes three medium base (E26) A19 lamps, rated 60W maximum each on 120V. That means a standard household screw-in lamp, so you can drop in LED A19 replacements at the same base if you want lower draw on the circuit.

It is rated for damp locations and listed for indoor use, so a bathroom ceiling or an enclosed, covered area with humidity is within rating. It is not a wet location fixture, so do not put it anywhere exposed to direct water or driving rain, including an open porch or a soffit with weather exposure. For shower interiors, check your local code, which usually requires a wet rated enclosed fixture.

The fixture weighs 6 pounds and mounts to the ceiling, which is within the load a standard listed outlet box supports for a luminaire. No fan-rated or braced box is needed. Body is steel with a single clear ribbed glass shade.

It carries a cULus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian installation, and it is RoHS compliant. The fixture is also flagged under California Prop 65 for lead, which matters if you are specifying into California projects with disclosure requirements.

One configuration only: Old Bronze finish with a single clear ribbed glass shade, in a traditional style. There are no alternate finish options under this model number, so if you are standardizing corridors or units, Old Bronze is what you get and the part number to repeat on the order is SF76-608.

The shade is clear ribbed glass, so the three A19 lamps behind it stay partly visible and the ribbing throws some sparkle rather than a soft even wash. If you want the filaments hidden in a bedroom or office, pick a frosted or white glass close-to-ceiling instead. Using frosted A19 lamps in this one softens it considerably.

Each of the three medium base sockets is rated to 60W, so the fixture tops out at 180W total on a 120V circuit. In LED terms three 60W-equivalent A19 lamps put out roughly 2,400 lumens combined while drawing under 30W, which is the usual way this size gets lamped now.

No. There is no CCT selection switch because the fixture has no integrated LED source, it is a socketed incandescent-technology housing. Color temperature is set entirely by the A19 lamps you install, so buy the three lamps in the Kelvin value you want.