plug in industrial wall sconce

Most plug-in wall sconces draw power from a cord with a two-prong (outlet) plug. Some models are rechargeable with a built-in battery so they don’t require wiring or a constant outlet connection.

Plug-in wall sconces are generally designed to mount on the wall but plug into a nearby outlet via a power cord, so hardwiring isn’t required. Rechargeable models avoid wiring entirely and are charged instead.

In these listings, sconce bodies are primarily metal — described as metal, iron, or steel — and are often paired with shades made of linen or glass.

Common bulb bases shown are candelabra (E12) and medium (E26). The listings cite maximum wattages that vary widely — examples include 1.5 W, 40 W, and 60 W — so check each product’s maximum-wattage rating before choosing bulbs.

Switch options include inline cord rocker switches, rotary dimmers, and touch-activated sensors. Rechargeable models may offer multi-level touch brightness (for example 20%/50%/100%). Some corded fixtures note compatibility with external dimmer switches.

Heights in these listings are roughly 9 to 13 inches. Cord lengths shown in product details include examples such as a 97-inch clear cord and a six-foot (about 72.8-inch) power cord — check each listing for the exact cord length provided.

Listings include both dry-location and damp-location ratings. Some fixtures are specified for dry indoor use only, while others are rated for damp locations — verify the rating on each product page.

Many listings state that light bulbs are not included, but some products do include bulbs — for example, one listing specifies two included LED bulbs. Always check the product details to confirm.