decorative lighting pendants

Decorative pendants most commonly use E12 (candelabra) and E26 (medium) bases. Many listings specify a 60-watt maximum per socket, though some fixtures list higher per-socket limits (up to about 100 watts). Multi-socket designs may report much higher aggregate wattages (examples in this set show aggregate limits up to 600W). Check the individual product listing for the exact per-socket and total wattage limits.

The pendant assortment includes finishes such as aged bronze, matte black, architectural bronze, and brass-plated tones. Product pages will list the exact finish name used for each fixture.

Approval varies by model: some pendants are rated for dry locations only, while others are approved for damp locations (suitable for bathrooms or covered outdoor areas). Always check the product description for the fixture’s listed location rating.

Most of the listings require hardwired installation. At least one listing offers either hardwire or plug-in installation. Hanging height is often adjustable (many fixtures include adjustable chain, cord, or cable lengths), although some models list a fixed hanging height. Review the product specifications to confirm the installation method and the fixture’s minimum/maximum hanging height.

Certification varies across listings: some explicitly state "No Certifications," while others are marked "UL Listed." Always check the individual product listing to confirm whether a fixture carries a safety certification.