simple wall light

Both types are available. Some wall lights require hardwired installation and have no battery, while other models are cordless, rechargeable units that need no wiring. A portion of the cordless options include built-in rechargeable batteries and USB‑C charging.

Most individual wall fixtures include a single shade. Some retail listings are sold as a 2‑pack of sconces (two shades/fixtures included).

Ranges vary by type: integrated LED cordless fixtures list low maximum wattages (about 2–3 W) with lower lumen outputs (around 140 lm), while replaceable‑bulb sconces show higher maximum wattages (roughly 60–100 W) and higher lumen ranges (about 900–1,500 lm).

Cordless models commonly offer touch controls with dimming and multiple color‑temperature modes. Some include USB‑C charging, and certain cordless gallery lights come with a remote that controls color temperature, brightness, and a timer.

Many hardwired wall sconces use replaceable bulbs with a Standard Edison medium screw base (E26). Several cordless or rechargeable wall lights use integrated, non‑removable LED modules instead.

Typical dimensions in this set range roughly: heights 5.12–19.25 inches, widths 4.5–16 inches, and depths 4.5–7.72 inches.

Many wall sconces support full‑range dimming and some use touch‑activated controls. Other cordless or simpler models provide a single on/off setting.

Requirements vary: some fixtures need adult assembly and hardwired installation, while cordless/rechargeable lights require no wiring and typically need little or no assembly to mount. Cordless models either have built‑in rechargeable batteries or list batteries as “required, installed,” and some include USB‑C charging.

Some cordless/rechargeable wall sconces have built‑in rechargeable batteries — in a few listings these are specified as two 18650 lithium‑ion cells — and include USB‑C charging with a cable. Other cordless lights are described as “battery required, installed” and are also listed as rechargeable.