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The Crestline's overall simple and minimal approach echo a sense of modernity and elegance, making it a fitting addition to your contemporary outdoor spaces. Cylinder-shaped clear glass is surrounded by a durable, corrosion-resistant aluminum frame finished in textured black to create an interesting windowpane vibe. It’s built-in dusk to dawn photocell automatically turns the light on at dusk and off at dawn, saving energy during daylight hours. This outdoor wall light is ideal for your porch, entryway, garage, or any other area of your home.
- Part of the Crestline Collection
- Finish: Textured Black
- Made of Aluminum
- Glass Finish: Clear
- Shade Color: Clear
- Shade Made of Glass
- Shade Shape: Cylinder
- Fixture Shape: Cylinder
- Style1: Transitional
- Style2: Contemporary
- (1) 60W LED Compatible Bulb
- Bulbs Not Included
- Bulb Shape: T10
- Voltage: 120
- Bulb Base: E26 Medium
- Quality rust-resistant aluminum construction is perfect for coastal areas or harsh conditions offering long lasting durability
- Clear cylinder glass shade provides bright illumination and a transitional feel
- Uses 1 x 60 watt E26 medium base bulb (not included); LED compatible
- 6.5-in W x 14-in H x 8.25-in D with 4.75-in W x 6-in H backplate
- Dusk to dawn photo cell automatically turns fixture on in the dark and off in the light for added safety and security, saving energy during daylight hours
- Open bottom for quick bulb changing convenience
- Height from center of mount to top of fixture: 3 inches
- Exterior wet rated; ideal for your porch, entryway, garage, or any other area of your home
- Length of Electrical Wire: 6"
- Power Source: Hardwired
- Mounting: Wall Mount
- Light Direction: Ambient
- Dimmable: Yes
- Photo Cell: Yes
- Safety Rating: ETL Listed
- For Use in Wet Locations
- Warranty Info: 5 Year Limited Warranty
Overall Dimensions: 8.25"(D) x 6.5"(W) x 14.0"(H)
Shade Dimensions: 3.94"(W) x 10.04"(H)
Backplate Dimensions: 1.0"(D) x 4.75"(W) x 6.0"(H)
Item Weight: 4.63 lbs.
