# Title: Twin-Head Aluminum LED Wall Lamp for Outdoor Entryways ## Author: OroDwell ## Description: Finding the right light fixture for your entryway or patio can completely change how a space feels a... ## URL: https://www.orodwell.com/blogs/ideas-inspiration/twin-head-aluminum-led-wall-lamp-outdoor-entryways ## Metafields - title_tag: Twin-Head Aluminum LED Wall Lamp for Outdoor Entryways - description_tag: Twin-head aluminum LED wall lamp for outdoor entryways: modern design, 18W efficiency, acrylic shade. Shop the Liora fixture at OroDwell today. Shop the - faq_json: [{"q":"What material and finish is this wall sconce made from?","a":"The body is made from aluminum with an aluminum baking finish. This material choice helps the fixture stand up to the elements while keeping a modern look. The wedge shaped body complements contemporary decor. The acrylic shade sits over the LED bulbs and helps create bright, even illumination for the wall area."},{"q":"Where can I install this twin head wall sconce?","a":"This fixture is designed for covered outdoor use. It suits porches, covered patios, entryways and other protected exterior spots. The sheltered design keeps the aluminum body and acrylic shade out of direct weather. It can also work indoors as home lighting. The double head layout provides wider light coverage across 1 to 3 square meters."},{"q":"What type of bulb and base does this sconce use?","a":"The sconce uses LED bulbs with a wedge base. It is rated at 18 watts total. The LED light source delivers bright illumination while using less electricity than traditional bulbs. The acrylic shade helps diffuse the light evenly across the wall. The fixture runs on AC power with a voltage range of AC 85 to 265 volts."},{"q":"How is this wall sconce mounted and wired?","a":"This is a wall mounted fixture that runs on AC power. The voltage range of AC 85 to 265 volts means it works with standard home electrical systems. Installation is wall mounted, so it attaches directly to a vertical surface. The twin heads extend outward to spread light across a wider area, which works well for entryways and covered porches."}]