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Most wall sconces require hardwired installation. Some cordless, rechargeable models are designed to install without wiring and include built-in batteries and a charging cable.

Several fixtures are approved for damp locations. Others are recommended for dry locations (examples in listings include hallways and bathrooms with steam). Cordless models are typically described for indoor rooms such as bedrooms, hallways, living rooms, and entryways.

Hardwired sconces use household wiring and do not list a battery. Rechargeable sconces have built-in lithium‑ion batteries and charge via USB‑C using the included 5 ft charging cable.

Hardwired sconces typically use candelabra (E12) or standard (E26) bases, with maximums commonly listed at 60W or 100W. Cordless/rechargeable models feature integrated, non‑removable LED bulbs rated at about 3W.

Heights shown across these listings range roughly from about 8.5 inches up to about 19.25 inches.

Many hardwired sconces are described as dimmable (full range) but list no built‑in fixture switch. Rechargeable cordless sconces use touch‑activated sensors with touch dimming and multiple light modes.