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Eton 5-in Aluminum Wall Sconce

The Eton 5-in Aluminum Wall Sconce measures 5" wide, 7-1/2" tall, 10" deep. Behind the Black and White face sits an integrated AC LED Module rated for 50,000 hours, producing 245 lumens of 3000K output. Nothing about it needs a bulb, a socket, or a ballast.

Finish Options and Build

Aluminum makes up the housing, offered in Black and White. Depth off the wall is 10", height is 7-1/2", width is 5". A canopy is included, measuring D5" x E7/8".

Specifications and Design Details

The specs that matter before you buy: 245 lumens at 3W; 3000K color temperature; 90 CRI; an AC LED Module rated for 50,000 hours; dims 100% to 10% on ELV controls; 120V supply; dry location rated; light aimed downward; overall size W5" x H7-1/2" x E10"; included canopy at D5" x E7/8"; wall mounted, any orientation; ETL listed. The dimmer is sold separately, so check your existing wall control before you order.

Where This Sconce Works

A few places this one earns its spot. In a living room as layered light, dimmed low once the overheads go off. In a home office or studio, where 90 CRI matters for judging color on paper and on screen. Over framed work or a bookcase, aimed to graze the surface. It is wall mounted, any orientation, so confirm your junction box orientation before you order.

Highlights

  • 245 lumens from 3W, no bulbs to buy
  • 90 CRI for accurate color on walls, art, and skin tones
  • 3000K output
  • Dims 100% to 10% on ELV controls
  • Aluminum construction, available in Black and White
  • Dry location rated, 120V
  • Integrated LED rated for 50,000 hours
  • Canopy included, D5" x E7/8"

Why Buy From Modern Lights? Modern Lights carries this line in stock, ships it fast, and answers the phone when a spec does not match your rough-in. Nothing on this page is guesswork. It is pulled from the manufacturer documentation linked above.