NUVO Lighting SF77-110 1-Light, 6in, Ceiling Fixture, White Ball, Polished Brass Finish

The SF77-110 white ball ceiling fixture carries a damp location rating and is listed for indoor use, so it can go in a bathroom ceiling or a covered porch ceiling where it sees humidity but no direct water. It is not a wet location fixture, so keep it out of a shower enclosure or anywhere exposed to rain or spray. Safety listing is cULus.

It takes one standard A19 incandescent lamp with a medium E26 screw base, rated to 60W maximum at 120V. No bulb ships with the fixture, so order lamps separately. An E26 medium base is the same socket as an ordinary household bulb, so an LED A19 in the 60W-equivalent range drops straight in.

Dimming on the SF77-110 depends entirely on the lamp you put in it, not the fixture. There is no driver or integrated LED in it, just a 120V medium base socket, so a standard incandescent A19 will dim on a common incandescent dimmer, and an LED A19 will only dim if that lamp is marked dimmable and matched to the dimmer. Swap in a non-dimmable LED and it will flicker or refuse to dim no matter what switch is on the wall.

Close-to-ceiling. The SF77-110 mounts directly to a ceiling box with the white glass ball sitting against a polished brass fitter, no chain, rod, or downrod involved. Overall projection from the ceiling is 7.25 inches. If you need the light dropped further, this is the wrong style and you want a pendant or stem-hung fixture instead.

Polished brass is the only finish this model is built in, model number SF77-110. If the other fixtures in the corridor are brushed nickel or white, this will not match them. The white glass ball itself is the same across the family, so where the existing fitters are already brass, a one-for-one swap reads identically from the floor.

The fixture body is steel with a single white glass shade, which holds up better in turnover units than plastic trims that yellow and crack. It is a one-lamp, 60W maximum fixture, so it suits closets, hallways, laundry rooms, and small baths rather than a main living space that needs more output. Because the lamp is a plain A19 medium base, maintenance staff can restock one bulb type across the whole building.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the SF77-110, which is standard disclosure on brass-finished lighting components. The fixture is also RoHS compliant. Institutional and government buyers who track Prop 65 disclosure on submittals should record lead for this item.

No. The SF77-110 has no CCT selection and no integrated LED module, it is a socket fixture wired for a 120V lamp. Color temperature is whatever bulb you screw into it, so if a facility standard calls for 3000K across a property, buy the A19 lamps to that spec and the fixture follows.