Our Wall Sconce family accepts both LED and traditional light bulbs (refer to wattage consumption below). Note that any wall sconce with Dusk to Dawn functionality cannot accept a bulb that is Dusk to Dawn, since the fixture itself includes a dusk to dawn sensor and they would not function together. You only need the sensor on the wall sconce.Here is a list of the maximum wattage accepted by our wall sconces, along with other bulb requirement details.Avalon Caged Wall Sconce with ST64 Filament BulbE26 Base20W maximumDimmable (with compatible dimmer, not included) or Non-DimmableAvalon Caged Wall Sconce with ST64 Filament Bulb, Dusk to DawnE26 Base20W maximumNon-DimmableBabcock 2-Light Caged Wall Sconce, Dusk to DawnE12 Base (this sconce has 2 light sockets)LED Bulb: 6WIncandescent Bulb: 40W maximumNon-DimmableCambria Caged Wall Sconce, Dusk to DawnE26 BaseLED Bulb: 9WIncandescent Bulb: 60W maximumNon-DimmableDakota Caged Wall Sconce, Dusk to DawnE26 BaseLED Bulb: 9WIncandescent Bulb: 60W maximumNon-DimmableEaton Caged Wall Sconce, Dusk to DawnE26 BaseLED Bulb: 9WIncandescent Bulb: 60W maximumNon-DimmableNOTE: Please use a bulb without Dusk to Dawn capabilities for any wall sconce that is labeled as Dusk to Dawn. The fixture itself has a Dusk to Dawn sensor so you do not need a dusk to dawn bulb for it to automatically turn on/off with detected light levels.