20in Large Outdoor Wall Light Black Modern Sconce Exterior Lighting Fixture

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Nice modern contemporary matte black outdoor lighting. I especially like the fact that they take a regular clear light bulb instead of several chandelier bulbs, which is what my last fixtures were and those chandelier bulbs don't burn out at the same time, so you are constantly changing bulbs. I ordered these in both this large size (2 for front of house) and the smaller size in the matching style (5 for around the deck and back of house), and I really like the updated look. Very pleased with my purchase.

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These lights are just stunning. Easy to install. I absolutely love them. Totally recommend them. They look so elegant.

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Very nice

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Lights are huge and look amazing. The price is also fantastic.

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Great lights, easy to install, nice quality for price, elegant looking

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This outdoor wall light is a great combination of style, durability, and functionality. The large design makes an impact on the exterior of the home, giving entryways a more modern appearance. It also provides decent light coverage and has improved visibility around my front door at night.The fixture feels solid and well built. Installation was straightforward. Probably my favorite part is the open bottom design, which makes bulb replacement quick and convenient. It has handled outdoor weather conditions well so far. The black finish complements a variety of home styles.Overall, this is an attractive, well made outdoor light that delivers both great looks and reliable performance.

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Tal y como en la foto! Perfecto con el estilo exterior de mi casa. De muy buena calidad.

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These are beautiful outdoor wall sconces. That’s 15 inches long, very modernistic looking, with a black frame in the shape of a modern lantern. It would be useful for a doorway or patio porch. It uses one lightbulb, and it's fully exposed.I recommend an Edison-style lightbulb, a clear glass lightbulb that is designed to let you see the LED elements that emulate tungsten or incandescent elements while giving LED performance, energy savings, and bright power. The manufacturer describes this lantern as warm-toned LED white, which suits your decorating and lighting. These would be appropriate in any event, but do not get what I call ugly LED with little squares that are wired together, because everyone who comes and looks at this light will see those little squares rather than attractive pseudo-elements. Installation, the manufacturer says.Manufacture installation is easy. This comes with an installation plate, secured to the fixture with four screws. Remove the four screws to release the rectangular installation plate. But before doing any electrical work, it’s important that you make certain that the electrical current going to the junction box you’re about to begin working on has been turned off.You can do this by going to the circuit bracket control panel box. The circuit breaker control panel is typically located in the home's basement. If it’s not in the home's basement, it can sometimes be found in the garage, particularly if there is no basement. Once you’ve located the circuit breaker control panel box, you should endeavor to turn the power off to the junction box, before you’re about to start working. Once you believe you’ve thrown the power off to the junction box, you should take an electrical testing device or voltage meter and test each and every wire in the junction box to make sure that none of them are still alive.My personal favorite as an electrical testing device is a little orange what it looks like a ballpoint pen that I have I have accepted square and doesn’t roll and put on a table and it has a tip and my ticket out of my pocket and turn it on and point the tip close to any wire it immediately starts tripping and flashing a light if the power wire is energized and the more power in that line say it’s a 220 line the ladder chirps and the more vigorously and flashes. This is a useful tool to ensure you’re not touching any energized wires.Now you determine it’s safe to connect the wires take the black wire from the fixture in the black wire from the house, service side pole, the wires by the way through the install plate and then screw the install plate tightly into the junction box, but the screw supply make it in the last half centimeter of insulation from the black wire has been removed as with all the other wires coming from the house. Make sure the last half centimeter of wires been removed from the wires in the lighting fixture take the black wire from the lighting fixture, which in some cases may be brown and parrot adjacent to the black wire from the House service site place a wire lock nut or both of the exposed tips and turn it clockwise into a firm electrical connections made next take the white wire connect to the white wire in the fixture or in some cases a blue wire in the picture and do the same procedure and do the same thing with the green wire from the house service aside the bear wire or yellow and green wire from the fixture.Reconnect the fixture body to the install plate by using the four screws that you’ve removed earlier. Install the light you required elsewhere, and I always like to put a bead of caulk around the entire connection because, even though it may seem like a smooth paint job, it’s probably not that smooth. It’s probably a few gaps that moisture and bugs can sneak into and get inside the fixture and electrical wiring. They’re in, so I recommend applying a bead of silicone around the entire exterior of the fixture to seal it from the elements and bugs.You can turn the power back on, test your work, and see how your new outdoor fixture looks.