Boyd Lighting / Wall Lights / Scorpio LED 10681/E10681

Custom-designed for Roger Thomas’ final hotel project in Boston which wraps up a four-decade-long design career. The Exterior version of the oversized 24-inch-tall ADA sconce combines a precisely machined brass arm that hides the LED light source and rough-hewn, hand-cast brass backplate handmade in Chicago

Scorpio Sconce designed by Roger Thomas has won the Best of Year Award for Product design (Sconce category)

Make your home and landscapes visible with elegant lighting.

The Scorpio Sconce Exterior is designed by Roger Thomas. It is an exterior version of one of his ADA sconces.

It combines a precisely machined brass arm which hides the LED light source, a rough-hewn and hand-cast brass backplate, handmade in Chicago. It’s really one of the best options to highlight your place or landscape from the outside

Performance: LED 17 watts ~1,100 lumens Universal 120v-277v.

Color Temperature: 2700°k, 90+ CRI

Warm Dim: are available with an upcharge 3000°k OR 3500°k, color temperatures are available. Warm Dim LEDs are only compatible with 0-10v Dimming drivers. Upcharges will apply

Driver

Dimmable using 0-10v low-voltage dimming controls and wiring.

Product Safety Assurance

All Boyd products have been tested and found in compliance by Underwriters Laboratory (UL) or an equivalent nationally recognized testing laboratory. Damp location fixtures are suitable for installation in: interior locations protected from weather but subject to moderate degrees of moisture, such as bathrooms; or protected locations under canopies, marquees and roofed open porches. Wet location fixtures are suitable for installation where the fixture is subject to saturation with water or other liquids, or where the fixture is mounted in an unprotected location and directly subjected to the weather.

Canadian Standards Certification (CSA) - Many products are UL certified to meet CSA standards. Please contact to clarify for details.

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

Some wall sconces comply with the ADA requirements for public accessibility at any mounting height. Others must be mounted at minimum mounting heights to comply.