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Salem 6-in 2 Lights Steel Vanity Light

Some vanity lights should keep their sockets. The Salem 6-in 2 Lights Steel Vanity Light holds 2 E26 sockets rated to 60W each, so you can dial the light in and change it later without changing the fixture. It is Steel + Glass offered in Brushed Gold/Clear Glass and Clear Glass/Matte Black, damp rated, and measures 6" wide, 20-1/4" tall, 7-5/8" deep.

Finish Options and Build

Steel + Glass makes up the housing, offered in Brushed Gold/Clear Glass and Clear Glass/Matte Black. Width is 6", height is 20-1/4", and depth off the wall is 7-5/8". The backplate measures D4-1/2" x H1".

Specifications and Design Details

The specs that matter before you buy: 2 E26 sockets rated to 60W each; E26 base, A19 shape, bulbs not included; 120V supply; damp location rated; light aimed in all directions; overall size W6" x H20-1/4" x E7-5/8"; backplate at D4-1/2" x H1"; wall mounted, horizontal or vertical; UL certified. Bulbs are not supplied with the fixture.

Where This Vanity Light Works

A few places this one earns its spot. In a powder room, where one fixture usually has to do all the work. In an ensuite or a small bathroom, where 7-5/8" of projection keeps it clear of a swinging door. Over a laundry or utility sink, where the damp rating covers the humidity and the light needs to be honest about color. It is wall mounted, horizontal or vertical, so confirm the orientation against your backplate before you order.

Highlights

  • 2 E26 sockets rated to 60W each, bulb choice is yours
  • Steel + Glass construction, 2 finish options
  • Damp location rated for bathroom use, 120V
  • Mounts horizontally or vertically
  • Backplate D4-1/2" x H1"

Why Buy From Modern Lights? Modern Lights ships this line from stock and answers the phone when a spec does not match your rough-in. Nothing here is guesswork. It is pulled from the manufacturer documentation linked above.