brass wall sconce plug

Some fixtures include replaceable bulbs (one listing specifically includes two LED bulbs), while others use integrated, non-removable LED modules. Several listings explicitly state that bulbs are not included, so check the product details before buying.

Rechargeable models commonly list USB‑C recharging and include touch controls, with some offering a remote and timer functions for color and brightness control. Some cordless options come with an installed battery and a remote for adjusting color and brightness.

Listings show multiple power and mounting options: many fixtures require hardwired installation; some offer a plug‑in or a convertible plug‑in/hardwire (2‑in‑1) design; and a few are cordless or USB‑C rechargeable with built‑in batteries or rechargeable packs. Check each product listing for the exact configuration.

Listings use a mix of bulb types: replaceable E26 (standard medium) and G9 bi‑pin bases appear, while several fixtures use non‑removable integrated LEDs. Reported maximum wattages range from low‑watt integrated ratings (about 1.5–6W) up to 60W for fixtures that accept replaceable bulbs.

Control options vary by model: some listings note full‑range dimmable capability or support for dimmable bulbs, others use touch‑activated sensors, and rechargeable/capacitive models include remote control or touch dimming and timer functions. A few simpler fixtures offer only a one‑way on/off switch.

Adjustability varies by model: some heads tilt or rotate about 45°, while more flexible designs offer much wider movement—examples list up to 330° horizontal rotation and 180° vertical tilt for highly adjustable fixtures.

Some listings are ETL‑listed for damp locations, others show UL listing, and a few reference FCC certification. Certification presence varies by fixture, so verify the safety listings on each product page before purchasing.