Rechargeable. Chandelier Bulb

I don't know if this is what you're looking for, but I found it on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/J-Hofert-2-Pack-Battery-Replacement/dp/B000LNSA9Y

I haven't seen anything except regular size. However, if you contact Living Glow or other manufacturer of the rechargeable regular bulb perhaps they might be able to give you some insight as to when/if this is going to be available. If enough people inquire, they may produce those next.

I could not find them for chandeliers but check with Batteries and Bulbs plus if you have one in your area they have everything

Until the manufacturers make the Candelabra base, you could use a Medium base socket converter.

I understand your sconce has no shade on it and a big A-19 lamp (bulb) is going to be ugly. It is unclear if the 5Watt lamps are any smaller.

Not seeing your sconce, IDK if you want to put a clamp on mini/shade on the lightbulb.

Here are some options through Amazon, you might have to convert the base to accommodate these:

https://www.amazon.com/rechargeable-candle-lights/s?k=rechargeable+candle+lights

Why would you want a rechargable one? Buy an LED and they last for years, even the Home Depot stores carry decorator ones. You will not have to recharge them.

lots of places sell them check it out:

https://www.swagbucks.com/?f=11&q=recharable+chandiler+bulb

Hello. Great question it may depend on the exact battery size or type that you need.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Sengled-Everbright-LED-Bulb-with-Built-in-Battery-EB-A19NAE26W/206867497

Hi Diane: I think you are going to have a hard time finding these, and I hope you do. But, in the mean time, how about getting some LED's from the home improvement stores? I think you will be happier with them.

Good luck

What about the battery operated lights at Christmas, they have chandelier candle lights

you. Old find one with batteries and by rechargeable batteries for it .

You might find something like that at Home Depot or try googling it

Hi Diane,

I just saw your question now. As it was posted several months ago (in July, and it is now the end of Oct) , I am wondering if you got the dilemna solved, or what you finally decided to do about the sconces you had purchased. 🤔

I haven’t figured it out yet. Still trying to find a workable and aesthetically pleasing solution.

Running a conduit would work, and is a great idea. However, because it is a dining area. I didn’t want to see the wire housing and plug even if painted the same color as the walls. It would be noticeable and unfortunately not the look I am going for. I haven’t purchased the fixtures yet. I want to have a plan first. Thank you for your idea!

Hi Diane, I know they make regular emergency light bulbs but I cannot find ones for a chandelier. I did find this system

https://fuellighting.com/products/power-link-c-chandelier-battery-system

If a candlabra bulb would work amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/rechargeable-light-bulbs/s?k=rechargeable+light+bulbs

Thank you!