bathroom light fixture

Bathroom fixtures are offered both as hardwired mounts that connect to house wiring and as cordless rechargeable wall sconces with built‑in batteries. Rechargeable models charge via USB‑C and avoid wiring, while hardwired fixtures require electrical installation.

Vanity fixtures commonly use standard Edison medium bases (E26) and candelabra bases (E12); some models have non‑removable integrated LEDs. Wattages range from small integrated LEDs around 3 W up to about 100 W for some E26 bulb fixtures.

Fixture bodies are commonly steel, stainless steel, or iron, and shades are often glass. Some rechargeable sconces use fabric or microfiber shades.

Many hardwired fixtures support full‑range dimming. Rechargeable cordless sconces typically add touch controls with press‑and‑hold dimming and three selectable lighting modes (warm, daylight, and white).

Rechargeable cordless sconces use touch‑activated controls for on/off and dimming (often press‑and‑hold) and include a built‑in rechargeable battery. They charge via USB‑C using the supplied charging cable (commonly around 5 ft).

Rechargeable LED wall sconces typically offer three selectable modes—warm, daylight, and white—providing multiple color temperatures. Exact color temperature values can vary by model, so check the product listing for specific Kelvin ratings.