BesLowe2-Pack Outdoor Wall Light Fixtures, Exterior Waterproof Lanterns, Porch Sconces Wall Mounted Lighting with Clear Glass Shades, Modern Matte Black Wall Lamps for Patio Front Door Entryway

Easy to install and provide dusk to dawn light.

These lights work great to light up our driveway at night. Everything you need to install is in the box except for some hand tools. Very happy so far with them!

We had to replace our current dusk to dawn light that stopped working and went to the big home improvement store to by something new...well the only outdoor ones that were available were plastic instead of glass! Came across these and thought they had all the features that we were looking for, glass and metal, dusk to dawn, updated. What a pleasant surprise to receive them and they be even nicer than expected and more than half the price from the home improvement store.

Work well, simple design what I did not particularly care for was the fact that without bending the glass support tabs past their breaking point, I could not remove or replace a single glass panel. Other than that it works as advertised.

I put them up on my house and they look so elegant.

The lights are beautiful and very easy to install. The dusk to dawn automatically turns them on and off so you don’t have to remember to do that.

Easy install, perfect accent

The media could not be loaded. These were very easy to install. White wire, black wire and a copper ground. All the same as what were used on the sconces I replaced. They come with a round wall brackets that fit basically any j-box. Just make sure the screws attached to the bracket are sitting level so that the sconce is level when you attach it. I tested the photocell before attaching the sconce to wall to ensure it worked properly. Once all was good, it easily slipped onto bracket screws. If the bracket screws are too long and the light doesn’t tighten up to the wall, loosen the nuts and back the screws out a few turns. Then tighten the nuts. That should fix it. My only complaint is how thin the glass is. It hails a lot where I live and I’m worried the first hail storm will break the glass.