industrial wall sconce plug in

Common options include true plug‑in corded models with an inline two‑prong plug and inline rocker switch, hardwired fixtures that require permanent wiring/installation, and rechargeable cordless fixtures with built‑in batteries that don’t need hard wiring.

You’ll commonly find both candelabra (E12) and standard medium (E26) bases. Maximum wattages vary by model — examples include 60W and 40W for incandescent/halogen bulbs and much lower built‑in LED ratings (for example, ~1.5W) for rechargeable fixtures.

Some models are ETL listed, and several listings include a California Proposition 65 warning. Certification and warning details vary by item, so check each product’s specifications and labeling.

Many plug‑in wall sconces have metal or iron bodies paired with glass or linen shades. Common finishes shown include warm brass and matte black.

Switch options include inline cord rocker switches, a rotary dimmer on the backplate, and touch‑activated sensors. Some models are listed as dimmable or provide multiple brightness levels.

Yes — some plug‑in sconces include swing‑arm or adjustable arms so the shade can be moved away from the wall, while others are fixed in a down‑facing orientation.