Generation Lighting 4402804-05 Vanity Fixture Chrome

Product Description

The Generation Lighting 4402804-05 is a four-light vanity fixture finished in chrome, designed to deliver shadow-free illumination in bathroom and vanity applications. Part of the Windom decorative series from the brand formerly known as Sea Gull Lighting, this fixture accommodates four A19 medium base bulbs at up to 75 watts each. The glass shade construction diffuses light evenly across the face, making it well-suited for grooming tasks and general vanity lighting. Licensed electricians and qualified contractors typically handle hardwired vanity fixture installations to ensure code compliance.

This fixture is intended for use in residential bathroom environments including powder rooms, spa bathrooms, and master bath installations. Its chrome finish and Windom series design make it a practical choice for builders and remodelers sourcing coordinated bath lighting. The four-lamp configuration provides broad, even light coverage across standard vanity mirror widths. The fixture measures 18.03 inches high by 30.24 inches wide by 67.05 inches deep, accommodating a range of vanity wall configurations.

Key Features

• Four-lamp layout provides broad, shadow-free vanity illumination
• Accepts four A19 medium base bulbs up to 75 watts each
• Chrome finish suits a range of contemporary and transitional bathroom designs
• Glass shade construction for even light diffusion
• Part of the coordinated Windom decorative series

Compatibility

Designed as a hardwired residential vanity fixture compatible with standard medium base A19 bulbs up to 75 watts. Part of the Generation Lighting Windom series, formerly marketed under the Sea Gull Lighting brand.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with local NEC requirements. Shut off the branch circuit breaker before beginning any wiring work and verify power is off with a non-contact voltage tester. Ensure the mounting box is rated for the fixture weight before securing. Do not exceed the rated 75-watt maximum per socket to avoid overheating.