Minka-Lavery Temecula Outdoor Wall Sconce, Sand Coal Black with Rock Crystalite
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About this item
About this item
- Finish: The sand coal black finish provides a sleek and modern look.
- Glass Material: Features rock crystalite for a unique and contemporary appearance.
- Light Source: Integrated LED with 67.10 lumens and a warm 2700K color temperature.
- Dimensions: Measures 11.38 in. in height, 5 in. in width, and extends 2.75 in. from the wall.
- Installation: Designed for wet locations, making it ideal for outdoor use.
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Description
Description
Minka-Lavery Temecula Outdoor Sconce — Sand Coal Black & Rock Crystalite
The Minka-Lavery Temecula 77100-66-L is a contemporary modern outdoor wall sconce finished in sand coal black. This fixture features a unique rock crystalite material, providing a distinctive look. Measuring 11.38 in. in height and 5 in. in width, it is designed to complement modern outdoor spaces. The integrated LED light source delivers 67.10 lumens at a warm 2700K color temperature.
Key Features
- Overall Dimensions: Height of 11.38 in., width of 5 in., and extension of 2.75 in. from the wall.
- Finish: Sand coal black finish for a sleek, modern aesthetic.
- Glass Material: Rock crystalite provides a unique and contemporary appearance.
- Light Source: Integrated LED with 67.10 lumens and 2700K color temperature.
- CRI: High color rendering index of 93 for accurate color representation.
- Power: Operates at 12 watts, providing efficient lighting.
- Installation: Suitable for wet locations, perfect for outdoor use.
- Mounting: ADA compliant design for minimal wall protrusion.
Core Design & Aesthetic
The Minka-Lavery Temecula sconce combines a sleek sand coal black finish with the unique texture of rock crystalite, creating a modern and sophisticated look. Its contemporary design is complemented by the warm glow of the integrated LED, making it ideal for enhancing outdoor spaces. Rated for wet locations, it is perfect for use in various weather conditions.
Integrated LED Illumination
This fixture features an integrated LED module, delivering 67.10 lumens at a warm 2700K color temperature. With a power consumption of 12 watts, it provides efficient lighting with a high CRI of 93, ensuring accurate color representation.
Dimensions & Adjustability
The Minka-Lavery Temecula sconce measures 11.38 in. in height and 5 in. in width, with a 2.75 in. extension from the wall. It is designed for fixed installation without height adjustability.
Installation & Electrical
This sconce is hardwired for a secure installation and operates at 120V. It is not dimmable, ensuring consistent illumination.
Where This Fixture Works Best
- Modern outdoor patios
- Contemporary garden walls
- Entryways
- Outdoor dining areas
What's Included
- Integrated LED module
- Mounting hardware
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Returns: We offer a 60-day return window for most items. Products must be in their original, unused condition with all packaging. Exclusions: Special orders, clearance, and custom items.
Frequently Asked Questions
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