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Fit Check Tool
Will the Bulb Cam fit your fixture?
Two quick questions. We'll tell you instantly — before you buy. No returns, no guessing.
1 Your fixture type
Where will it go?
2 Your measurements
Measure the cavity
Pick a fixture and enter your measurements
We'll instantly tell you whether the Bulb Cam will fit, fit snugly, or need a different setup.
4.4"
Total Length
3.1"
Max Width
E26
Standard Base
120V
AC Power
Sconces that play nice with Bulb Cam
These common outdoor and indoor sconce styles fit the Bulb Cam with room to spare. If your fixture matches one of these, you're good to go.
Rule of thumb: less than 7.87" (20 cm) deep from socket to edge
Fits
Traditional Coach Lantern
Outdoor · Open-bottom
Typical Depth
5–7"
Common Use
Porch, garage
Fits
Box / Mission Lantern
Outdoor · Glass-paneled
Typical Depth
5.5–7"
Common Use
Entryway
Fits
Half-Dome Wall Pack
Outdoor · Garage / Side door
Typical Depth
5–6"
Common Use
Garage, alley
Fits
Barn / Gooseneck
Outdoor · Bottom-facing
Typical Depth
4–6"
Common Use
Driveway, barn
Tight Fit
Cylinder Up/Down
Modern · Narrow opening
Typical Depth
4–5"
Watch
Check width
Fits
Flush Porch Light
Indoor/Outdoor · Domed
Typical Depth
5–6"
Common Use
Porch ceiling
Confirmed fits from popular brands:
Hampton Bay
Progress Lighting
Kichler
Hinkley
Sea Gull Lighting
Westinghouse
Measurements based on Wyze Bulb Cam v1 (4.4" L × 3.1" W). Sconce examples reflect typical dimensions — always measure your specific fixture. We recommend at least 0.25" clearance for ventilation.
Which fixture do I have?
- Open Socket — A bare bulb with nothing surrounding it. Table lamps, pendant cords, exposed porch sockets.
- Flush Ceiling — A dome or disc mounted flat against the ceiling with a glass or acrylic cover.
- Wall Sconce — Mounted to a wall, often with a shade or partial enclosure that opens at top or bottom.
- Outdoor Coach — Lantern-style fixtures common on porches, garages, and entryways. Usually have glass panels.
How to measure your fixture
Power off the fixture first. Then:
- Depth: Measure from the back of the socket (where the bulb screws in) to the inside of the cover, shade, or fixture edge.
- Width: Measure the narrowest interior point — usually the opening where the bulb passes through any cover or trim.
A standard ruler or tape measure works. If your fixture has a glass cover, remove it first and measure with the cover off.