Most side lights use replaceable bulbs with a standard Edison medium screw base (E26). Many modern or cordless fixtures, however, use integrated, non‑replaceable LED modules instead.
Side lights are typically offered as hardwired fixtures that require in‑wall wiring and installation, or as cordless/rechargeable models with built‑in batteries and USB‑C charging. Which option is available depends on the specific model.
Common controls include full‑range dimming and touch‑activated switches. Rechargeable models often provide multiple color‑temperature presets (commonly three) and support tap‑to‑change plus hold‑to‑dim operations.
Typical sizes range roughly from about 5 inches up to 19.25 inches in height, with widths commonly between about 4.5 inches and 16 inches.
