Using Spatial Sconces For Church
LED Spatial Sconces are perfect for church settings because they provide soft, ambient illumination that enhances the atmosphere without distracting from worship or architectural beauty. Mounted on walls, they add warmth and depth to sanctuaries, foyers, and hallways—creating a welcoming and reverent environment. The RGBWW model allows you to set the mood with vibrant color creation. Their directional light can highlight architectural details such as stone columns, crosses, or artwork, all while remaining extremely energy efficient. Full DMX control means you can easily operate them alongside your stage lighting from a console or through convenient, easy-to-use Springtree DMX Wall Stations.
Powering Your Spatial Sconces
LED Spatial Sconces are powered and controlled through your choice of Springtree Lo-Vo Power Driver. DMX runs only to the Power Driver, not to each individual sconce, making installation simpler and cleaner. Three Spatial Sconces can be powered from each port on the DMX Driver.
Driver Options:
| DMX602XE | DMX1202XE | DMX1802XE | |
| Number Of Spatial Sconces Powered | 12 | 24 | 36 |
Part of a larger system
Spatial Sconces are part of our Lo-Vo Architectural Lighting line, meaning they’re low-voltage, highly energy-efficient, and safe for most handy individuals to install themselves (check your local codes). As part of the Lo-Vo ecosystem, Spatial Sconces can work in tandem with a variety of other Lo-Vo fixtures, giving you the flexibility to illuminate your venue exactly how you envision it. For example, you can run Spatial Tape on one port of your Power Driver and your RGBWW Spatial Sconces on the others.
Learn more about Lo-VoSpecifications
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Light Source: 14 x CREE XLamp-XPG3s
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Lumens: 3600
- 40W (20 up and 20 down)
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50º beam angle
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*Optional 25º lens
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Light Source: 14 x SMD 3535s
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Lumens: 2000
- 40W (20 up and 20 down)
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50º beam angle
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*Optional 25º lens
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24V Constant Voltage
Dimensions and Weight
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6.5” x 4.19” x 11.75”
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5.7 lbs
Build
- Aluminum Housing
- Glass Lens
Required Cable
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18/2 Cable for WW and 18/5 for RGBWW (18 is the gauge, and two or five is how many wires are in the jacket)
*We use 18/6 wire (one extra wire) because it is affordable and in a pull box.


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