NUVO Lighting SF77-195 8 Light, 48in, Vanity, Strip, Polished Chrome Finish

Yes. The SF77-195 is listed ADA compliant, and the 2 inch projection is what earns it: wall-mounted objects between 27 and 80 inches above the floor have to stay within 4 inches of the wall, and this one is half that. It also carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers it for US and Canadian installs.

No. The SF77-195 is rated for damp locations and indoor use only, which covers a normal bathroom where steam and humidity are the issue. It does not go inside a shower enclosure, over a tub within the shower spray zone, or anywhere exposed to direct water. Those spots need a wet-location rated fixture.

A strip mounts as one 48 inch unit above the mirror and puts eight lamps in a straight run, so it is a single box, a single circuit drop, and even light across the whole face of a large mirror. That is why it turns up in hotel baths and apartment turns, where crews want one fixture and one hole. Sconces flanking the mirror give better side lighting on a face for shaving or makeup, but they need two boxes at the right spacing and are a bigger job on an existing wall. If your box is already centered above the mirror, the strip is the direct answer.

Polished chrome is the only finish this vanity strip is built in, so what you order is what you get across every unit, no finish suffix to specify. The body is steel. Polished chrome reads bright and mirror-like next to the brushed nickel that shows up in a lot of newer baths, so if the faucets and towel bars in the unit are brushed, the two will not match.

Order it as NUVO Lighting SF77-195, written SF77/195 in NUVO's own catalog format. It is the 8 light, 48 inch traditional vanity strip in polished chrome, and there is one configuration, so no finish or length code follows the number.

Lead is the Prop 65 listed chemical on the SF77-195, so a California install carries the standard warning obligation. It is separately RoHS compliant, which is the restriction that matters for most institutional and government purchasing specs.

No. The SF77-195 is an incandescent-technology fixture with no CCT selection built in, since color temperature comes from whatever lamp you install. Eight E26 medium sockets means you can put LED globe lamps in it and choose your color temperature that way, per lamp rather than at the fixture.