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This 14" wet-location LED sconce carries two sets of switches on its base, so one fixture covers 20W, 25W or 30W and 3000K, 4000K or 5000K. Stock one SKU instead of nine.
Output runs 1794Lm to 2598Lm depending on the setting, at 94 to 99 lm/W, with CRI above 80 and a 40° beam. It replaces a 125W HID head.
Die-cast aluminium with an anti-UV PC lens, cETL wet-location listed, IP65, 2.5kV surge protection, 5-year warranty.
One fixture, three wattages and three colour temperatures
Both switches sit on the underside of the housing, out of sight once the sconce is mounted. You set wattage and colour on site, not at the counter. At 3000K the fixture delivers 1794Lm at 20W, 2246Lm at 25W and 2598Lm at 30W. At 4000K and 5000K it lands within about 50Lm of those figures, so the colour choice costs you almost nothing in output. Efficacy holds between 94 and 99 lm/W across all nine combinations.
For a distributor that means one part number covers a residential entry at 20W/3000K and a commercial stairwell at 30W/5000K.
Do I need an electrician to install a wall sconce?
Yes. This is a hardwired 120V fixture, not a plug-in. It mounts to a junction box, and the box isn't in the carton. The mounting unit ships with a green ground screw already fitted, plus mounting screws and wire nuts. Your crew needs wire strippers, both screwdriver types and electrical tape.
One step decides whether the wet rating survives: the manual tells you to apply sealing glue between the back plate and the wall before you tighten the fixture down. Sealing tape isn't supplied either. Skip that step and water gets behind the plate.
Will it hold up outdoors through a Canadian winter?
It's cETL listed for wet locations and rated IP65, so rain and hose-down washing are both fine. The operating range runs from -40°F to 122°F, which covers a Prairie January and a west-facing Toronto wall in August. Built-in 2.5kV surge protection is standard, not an add-on. Rated life is 50,000 hours. Mount it vertically.
Which dimmers work with it?
It dims on ELV and TRIAC controls down to 10%. Votatec has bench-tested ten specific Lutron and Leviton models, including the MACL-153M, CTCL-153P, PD-6WCL and Leviton 6674. Older incandescent dimmers will run it erratically.
The Manual (PDF) has the wiring diagram and the sealing step, and the spec sheet carries the full nine-setting lumen table and the tested dimmer list. Send us your unit count and preferred wattage setting and we'll come back with a wholesale quote and confirm current stock.
