wall mount arm light

Many models include mounting hardware for straightforward installation; some cordless/rechargeable options require no hardwiring, while other fixtures must be hardwired into home wiring and may need more involved assembly. Product listings vary—check the item’s wiring and assembly notes for exact installation requirements.

Overall dimensions vary widely by model. Reported heights range from around 7 inches for compact fixtures to over 50 inches for larger linear styles; widths in available listings are roughly 4.5–10.7 inches and depths about 4.7–15.9 inches. Always check the product’s dimension specs to confirm fit for your space.

Certifications vary by model but commonly seen labels include ETL Listed, UL Listed, FCC Certified, and Energy Star. Check the product specifications to confirm which certifications apply to a specific fixture.

Power sources vary: some fixtures use built-in rechargeable batteries (cordless), some are hardwired into home electrical circuits, and some integrated outdoor fixtures are solar-powered. Verify the power type on the product page before purchase.

Listings show a mix of configurations: integrated non-removable LED modules, standard Edison medium screw bases (E26), and wedge-base sockets. Bulb type and socket vary by model, so check the fixture’s specifications for compatibility.

Controls differ by model. Examples include touch controls with dimming and multiple color temperatures, traditional socket turn-knob or on/off switches, and outdoor/security features such as dusk-to-dawn sensing and adjustable motion detection. Review the product details for the available controls.

Common materials include metal/iron bodies and shades, plastic components on some fixtures, fabric shades (cotton or polyester), and natural rattan on certain linear designs. Typical finishes and colors seen in listings include black and gold; options vary by model.

Adjustable options shown in listings include tilting heads or adjustable head angles, multi-degree swivel ranges (examples include about 240° on some vintage/industrial sconces), and height-adjustable rods on linear fixtures. Specific adjustment ranges vary by model.