Progress Lighting
Progress Lighting P5603-31 Black Finish Home Entertainment
An outdoor utility lantern with black powder-coated finish and clear marine glass, wet location listed for exterior use
- FinishClear
- TypeEntertainment Center
- Black powder-coated finish resists outdoor weather
- Clear marine glass provides bright illumination
- Wet location listed for safe exterior use
- Traditional utility lantern design suits outdoor spaces
Progress Lighting P5603-31 Home Entertainment
The Progress Lighting P5603-31 is a home entertainment fixture designed for outdoor environments. Its wet location listing makes it suitable for exposed areas where moisture is present. The unit serves as a utility lantern for exterior spaces. The black powder-coated finish provides a traditional aesthetic for outdoor settings.
Build quality and daily mounting implications
The fixture features a black powder-coated finish combined with clear marine glass for durability. Wet location listing confirms the construction withstands direct exposure to rain and humidity. Mounting the unit close to the ceiling positions the light source securely overhead. The clear glass allows full light transmission for outdoor visibility.
Highlights
- Black powder-coated finish resists outdoor weather
- Clear marine glass provides bright illumination
- Wet location listed for safe exterior use
- Traditional utility lantern design suits outdoor spaces
Specifications
| Finish | Clear |
|---|---|
| Type | Entertainment Center |
Questions about this item
What wet-location rating does the Progress Lighting P5603-31 carry for outdoor use?
The fixture is wet location listed, making it suitable for direct exposure to rain and moisture in outdoor spaces.
How does the black powder-coated finish attach to a ceiling junction box?
The close-to-ceiling lantern mounts directly to a standard ceiling junction box using the included hardware for a secure installation.
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