NUVO Lighting SF77-119B 1-Light, 6in, Porch, Wall, Mason Jar w/Clear Glass, Black Finish

Yes. The SF77-119B carries a Wet location rating and is built as an outdoor fixture, so it can go on an uncovered wall, an exposed porch face, or a breezeway where wind driven rain reaches it. It is cULus safety listed. Body is steel with a clear ribbed glass jar.

No bulb ships with it. You need one medium base E26 lamp in an A19 shape, and the fixture is rated to 60W maximum at 120V. That means a standard screw in A19 you can buy as incandescent or as an LED equivalent, as long as it does not exceed the 60W rating. Order lamps separately when you are doing a run of these across a property.

It measures 8.5 inches high with a 4 inch diameter and projects 5.5 inches off the wall. That small footprint is what makes it work beside a standard entry door or between tight unit doors on a corridor where a larger lantern would crowd the trim, but check the 5.5 inch extension against any door swing or walkway clearance you have to keep.

No. The SF77-119B is not ADA compliant, and with a 5.5 inch projection off the wall it is not intended for protruding object limits in a required path of travel. For a corridor, stair landing, or exterior walkway that has to meet ADA, specify a wall pack or sconce rated ADA compliant with a shallow projection. This lantern is fine beside an entry door, on a porch face, or anywhere outside the accessible route.

Dimming depends entirely on the lamp you put in it. The fixture has no driver of its own, it is an incandescent technology socket fixture, so an incandescent or halogen A19 will dim on a standard forward phase dimmer, while an LED A19 dims only if that lamp is marked dimmable and matched to the dimmer. There is no CCT selection on this fixture either, so color temperature is whatever lamp you choose.

It is a wall mount fixture wired for 120V line voltage, with a single lamp socket and a steel back that sits against the wall over the box. The 4 inch fixture diameter is the point to check: it is the same order of size as a standard 4 inch round box, so if your existing box or old fixture left a larger cutout or an oversized hole in the siding, plan on a canopy plate or patching. Otherwise it goes back on the same wall box the old porch light came off.

Black is the finish, part number SF77-119B. There is no second color option under this number, so a property standardizing across a building orders the one part and every door matches. Weight is 1.74 lbs per fixture, light enough that a single tech can hang a full floor off a ladder without a helper.

One clear ribbed glass jar over a single A19 lamp, capped at 60W. Clear ribbed glass throws light out rather than diffusing it soft, so you get usable light at a door and some sparkle, but this is a single point source on a 4 inch diameter fixture. For a loading area, a parking edge, or anywhere you need coverage across a surface rather than light at one door, step up to a wall pack instead of ganging these.

Yes, lead is the listed CA Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, which is common on metal bodied lighting and matters if you are shipping to a California job or writing a submittal for a public agency there. The fixture is RoHS compliant.