NUVO Lighting SF76-621 1-Light, 10in, Industrial Style, Wall Mount with Frosted Glass, Old Bronze Finish

Yes, the SF76-621 is an outdoor fixture with a Wet location rating, so direct rain exposure is fine. That is what separates it from a damp-rated fixture, which only belongs under a soffit or covered entry. It is cULus safety listed. Vapor proof construction with a single frosted glass shade, so it suits exterior stairwells, loading docks, service entries, and utility corridors where the fixture takes weather directly.

No lamp is included with the SF76-621, so budget a bulb per fixture on the order. It takes a single medium base (E26) lamp in an A19 shape, rated to 150W at 120V. An E26 LED A19 will drop straight in as long as it is rated for wet locations and enclosed fixture use, and 150W is the ceiling, not a requirement, so a 9W or 12W LED is well within it.

The SF76-621 projects 5.38 inches off the wall, stands 9.38 inches high, and is 4.25 inches in diameter. That projection is the number that matters in a stairwell, a corridor, or beside a doorway where something protruding into the path is a problem. It weighs 3.95 lbs, light enough to land on a standard weatherproof outlet box with no supplementary bracing.

No. The SF76-621 is not ADA compliant, and at 5.38 inches of projection it exceeds the 4 inch limit for wall mounted objects in a circulation path. Keep it above the protrusion zone, or pick a flush or low-profile wet-rated wall pack for corridors, exit discharge paths, and anywhere in a facility that gets inspected for accessibility.

Dimming on the SF76-621 depends entirely on the lamp you put in it. The fixture is a straight E26 socket on 120V with no driver of its own, so an incandescent A19 will dim on a standard dimmer, and an LED A19 will only dim if that lamp is marked dimmable and matches the dimmer type. If a property has these on existing dimmers, spec a dimmable wet-rated LED or the lights will buzz and flicker.

Old Bronze is the only finish offered on the SF76-621, part number SF76/621. Color temperature is not selectable at the fixture, because the fixture has no light source of its own. You set the color by the E26 lamp you install, which means a manager standardizing a property can hold every fixture at the same 3000K or 4000K just by buying one bulb across the site.

Construction on the SF76-621 is glass and metal, wet rated and vapor proof, which is the build used for areas that see hose-down cleaning, humidity, and weather. Material is RoHS compliant. One thing to flag for institutional buyers: it carries a California Prop 65 lead warning, which matters if your facility has disclosure requirements on purchased goods.

Wall mount only on the SF76-621. There is no ceiling canopy or post fitter on it, so for an overhead vapor proof application you want a ceiling mount version of this style, and for a walkway or parking area you want a post top or bollard. Where the fixture is going onto a wall, the 4.25 inch diameter backplate covers a standard round weatherproof box.

The SF76-621 is an incandescent-technology fixture, meaning a plain lamp holder rather than an integrated LED board. Nothing stops you running LED in it, since the socket is E26 and takes an A19 lamp, and that is how most buyers spec it now. The practical advantage over an integrated LED wall pack: when the light source fails, maintenance changes a bulb instead of replacing the whole fixture.

Output on the SF76-621 comes from whatever single lamp you install, up to 150W at 120V, diffused through one frosted glass shade. Frost softens the beam and cuts glare rather than throwing it far, so this is an entry, stairwell, and corridor fixture, not an area light. If you need to cover a yard or a lot, a wet-rated flood or wall pack is the right type instead.