Vintage Wireless Battery Operated Wall Sconces — Industrial Black, 2 Pack

A two-pack of vintage industrial wall sconces in black that run on AA batteries, so they mount anywhere without an electrical box or a wire. The styling follows an older factory-lamp vocabulary, and the electronics are kept to a simple infrared remote.

Each fixture takes three AA batteries and can run up to 120 hours depending on battery quality, with brightness and a 15, 30, 60, or 120-minute timer set from the remote across a 20-foot range. Three color temperatures let the same sconce shift from warm to cool.

Specifications

Product Schema

Design Story

Industrial wall lighting was designed to be plain and tough, and the battery format suits that spirit: a fixture that can be fixed to any smooth surface without an electrician fits a workshop, a shed, or a rented room as readily as a hallway.

Two installation details decide whether this kind of sconce hangs well. The mounting plate uses its outermost round or elongated hole so the fixture sits correctly on the bracket, and the hanging rod needs to be tightened firmly into the round base to stop it sagging over time. Getting those two steps right matters more here than on a flush fixture, because the arm carries the weight of the light.

LIGHTEXP keeps the control side simple with an infrared remote and no app, which avoids the pairing problems and short lifespans of cheap smart modules on battery fixtures.

Where It Works Best

Hallway or stairwell — instant light with no wiring run. Long corridors and stair landings are where battery sconces make the most difference, because a hardwired point is expensive to add. Mount the pair at a consistent height, set a warm tone at low brightness for the evening, and use the 30-minute timer so they switch off on their own. Note that this light source is dimmer than a mains fixture, so rely on it for guidance rather than task work. Placement notes are in the Lighting Design Guides.

Workshop, tool room, or RV — practical light where power is awkward. Basements, garages, and vans rarely have outlets where a light is needed. Because these fixtures need no electrical box, they can be screwed to any smooth surface, and the remote means no switch wiring. Run the brighter, cooler setting for visibility while working and drop to warm for evening. More practical wall options are in Design Inspiration & Ideas.

Bedroom or kids' room — a low-cost second light. A battery sconce gives a bedroom a night light without an outlet or a cable across the floor, and the timer stops the light running all night. Keep the brightness low and the tone warm for winding down, and use the second fixture in a sibling's room or a reading corner. Pair the black finish with dark metal beds or painted panelling. Browse more from the Full Lighting Collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I install these, and what tools do I need?

The fixtures fix to the mounting plate with the supplied hardware and need no wiring or electrical box, so a drill and a screwdriver are sufficient. Two details matter: use the outermost round or elongated hole on the plate when tightening the screws, and tighten the hanging rod firmly into the round base so it does not sag. The surface must be smooth, as textured walls are not suitable.

What powers the light, and is it dimmable?

Each sconce runs on three AA batteries, which are not included. Brightness is adjustable by infrared remote, and the color can be set to 3000K, 4500K, or 6000K. There is no replaceable bulb in the usual sense; the LED is part of the fixture and the batteries are the consumable.

What are the dimensions, and how far does the remote reach?

Fixture dimensions are not specified in the product data, so check the measurements if space is tight. The remote operates at up to 20 feet, so it can control both lights from a sofa or bed. Because this is a battery light source, expect lower output than a mains-wired fixture of similar size.

How should I care for the sconces?

Wipe the black metal body with a dry microfibre cloth and avoid solvents, which can dull the finish. Change the batteries with the fixture's switch off, and check the contacts for corrosion if the output drops. Keep the remote sensor area clear of dust so the infrared signal is not blocked.

How long does shipping take, and how is it packed?

Orders are processed within 3–5 business days, and standard delivery takes 7–15 business days with tracking provided. Both fixtures, the mounting plates, hardware, and remote ship in protective foam-in-box packaging to prevent damage in transit.

What are the return and warranty terms?

Returns are accepted within 30 days on unused items in their original packaging. A 24-month warranty covers the structural components and the light module against manufacturing defects under normal residential use.