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Sconce wall lamps are offered as hardwired fixtures (require electrical connection) and cordless/battery-powered models. Cordless options typically use built-in rechargeable batteries and may charge via USB‑C; one listing specifies two 18650 lithium‑ion cells and includes a USB‑C cable. Hardwired fixtures note they require hardwiring, while cordless models emphasize no wiring required and rechargeable operation.

Most cordless wall sconces use built-in rechargeable batteries charged via USB‑C. One product listing specifically identifies two 18650 lithium‑ion cells and includes a USB‑C charging cable.

Listings describe these sconces as suitable for indoor locations such as bedrooms, hallways, staircases, entryways, living rooms and bathroom vanity areas, and some indicate suitability for damp indoor spots. At least one cordless model specifically notes it is not intended for outdoor use.

Dimensions in the listings fall in a compact range: heights roughly 6.9–9 inches, widths about 4.3–5.5 inches, and depths approximately 5–7.72 inches, depending on the model and style.

Specifications vary by model: some integrated rechargeable sconces list low wattage with specific color temperatures (for example, 1.5 W at 3000 K warm white), while a fabric rechargeable model lists about 140 lumens and notes variable color temperature. Hardwired fixtures usually report potential lumen output tied to the installed bulb, with examples suggesting outputs in the hundreds to over a thousand lumens depending on bulb wattage.

Cordless and rechargeable sconces commonly use touch‑activated controls (tap to on/off, press‑and‑hold for stepless dimming), and many also include remote controls, timer settings and multiple lighting‑temperature or mode options.

Hardwired sconces typically require adult installation and hardwiring into home electrical wiring; some listings note that installation hardware and instructions are included. Rechargeable/cordless models are plug‑free and renter‑friendly (no wiring required); a few note no assembly required and include charging cables or necessary components, while inclusion of mounting hardware varies by product.

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