TECH LIGHTING 700WSCFTS WS-CLIFTON WALL SN

TECH LIGHTING 700WSCFTS WS-CLIFTON WALL SN Wall Sconce Lighting Solution The TECH LIGHTING 700WSCFTS WS-CLIFTON WALL SN is a wall sconce designed to transform Tech Lighting line-voltage pendants into wall-mounted fixtures. It features an integrated telescoping arm with a structural crossbar, supporting larger pendants up to 20 pounds and 20 inches in diameter. This product is compatible with line-voltage pendants using incandescent, halogen, GU24 compact fluorescent, and 4-pin compact fluorescent lamps, making it a versatile lighting solution for electrical distributors and lighting solutions providers. It includes a low-voltage electronic transformer and mounts to standard 4-inch square or octagonal electrical boxes (not included). Specifications Manufacturer: Tech Lighting Manufacturer Part #: 700WSCFTS Product Weight: 1.31 lbs Compatible Lamps: Incandescent, Halogen 120V; Compact Fluorescent GU24 120V; Compact Fluorescent 4-Pin 13/18W 120V and 277V; Compact Fluorescent 4-Pin 26/32W 120V and 277V Maximum Pendant Weight Supported: 20 lbs Maximum Pendant Diameter Supported: 20 inches Mounting: Fits 4" square electrical box with round plaster ring or octagonal electrical box (not included) Telescoping Arm Length: Adjustable from 7.6 inches to 11.9 inches Finish Options: Antique Bronze, Satin Nickel Suitable for Damp Locations Includes Low-Voltage Electronic Transformer UPC: 884655369633 Features Transforms line-voltage pendants into wall sconces for flexible lighting configurations Structural crossbar provides enhanced support for larger pendant fixtures Compatible with multiple lamp types including incandescent, halogen, and compact fluorescent lamps Adjustable telescoping arm allows customization of pendant projection from the wall Includes low-voltage electronic transformer for efficient power management Designed for easy mounting to standard electrical boxes, simplifying installation Suitable for damp locations, expanding installation versatility Compatible with dimmers when using incandescent lamps