Magic Lite LED Outdoor Sconce: Function meets Form

Magic Lite LED Outdoor Sconce

Dec 3, 2020

A contemporary style wall sconce suitable for interior and exterior use. Available in three finishes and three interchangeable covers to suit a variety of applications, while keeping balance between budget and aesthetics.

The Magic Lite Wall Sconce includes the option of three unique covers and three distinct light patterns – for the price of a traditional “wall pack”.  This standardized IP65, exterior-rated backplate, offering bidirectional illumination allows for quick mounting on an existing outlet box (no remote mounting of drivers). This is then covered with one of the three shroud options offering an architecturally pleasing look that enhances the entrance to the place of business or residence.  

The fixture features a low wattage (15w) and is available in three finishes: black, bronze and silver.

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Specifications:

Input Voltage: 120V – 277V AC

LED Colour: 3000K, 4000K

Power Consumption (W): 15

LED Type: LUMILED 3030

Lumen Output: 1300LM

Ambient Temperature: -20C – 40C

CRI: 80+

Life Span (hours): 50,000

Appearance Size: 4 3/8” W x 8” D (111mm W x 203mm D)

Approvals: cULus listed for wet locations

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