WAC Lighting 6.69" Charmed LED Wall Sconce

The Charmed LED wall sconce carries a Damp location rating and an IP44 rating, so it is fine for a bathroom wall, including vanity and mirror-flank positions, and for covered outdoor areas like a porch ceiling overhang. Damp rated is not wet rated, so keep it out of direct spray inside a shower enclosure or any uncovered exterior location.

Yes. The driver is universal input, 120V, 240V or 277V, so the same part number works on residential 120V and on 277V branch circuits in commercial and multi-family buildings. That makes it one SKU to standardize on across mixed-voltage properties. The driver sits inside the canopy, so no remote driver location is needed.

It needs an electronic low voltage (ELV) dimmer. A standard incandescent/forward-phase TRIAC dimmer is the wrong control type here and can cause flicker, buzz or no dimming at all. Spec an ELV dimmer on the circuit and the output dims smoothly and continuously.

The backplate is 6 inches by 6 inches, which covers a standard 4-inch round or octagon box easily. If you are replacing a fixture with a wider canopy, check the paint shadow on the wall first, since anything over 6 inches across will show. The fixture is hardwired, so a box with a ground is required.

It is listed ADA compliant, which matters for corridors and restrooms where protruding objects are restricted. It is also Title 20 and Title 24 compliant, so it clears California energy and appliance requirements for new work and renovation specs.

Plan for 19.31 inches of height and 6.69 inches of width. The chain-link form runs vertically, so it suits the narrow wall strip beside a mirror rather than above one. Mounting is wall vertical, and it can be oriented up or down.

No. The LED is integrated, with no socket and no serviceable bulb, so there is nothing to relamp. The tradeoff is 54,000 average rated hours, which is why it is sold as a maintenance-free fixture for stairwells, corridors and unit bathrooms where ladder trips cost money. At end of life the fixture is replaced, not the lamp.

800 lumens from a 12W integrated LED at 3000K, a warm white that reads neutral next to brushed nickel and white tile. The diffuser is white frosted acrylic with a flood spread, so it washes the wall rather than throwing a spot. 800 lumens is roughly a 60W incandescent equivalent in output, which suits it to one side of a vanity or as a pair flanking a mirror.

One configuration: Brushed Nickel at 3000K, ordered as WS-54919-BN. If a project needs a different CCT, WAC offers custom color temperature as a special order; the standard stocked build is the 3000K brushed nickel.

The body and hardware are aluminum with a composite white frosted acrylic diffuser. Aluminum resists corrosion in humid bath environments, and an acrylic diffuser will not shatter the way glass does if a tenant knocks it, which is a practical advantage in multi-family turns. The damp rating backs that up for steamy bathrooms.

No, it is not Energy Star listed. It does carry ETL and cETL listings for US and Canadian installation, plus Title 20 and Title 24 compliance, which is what most California and Canadian project specs are actually asking for on a 12W LED wall fixture.