dual pendant lighting

Common bases for dual pendant fixtures are candelabra (E12) and standard medium (E26). Some models use a G9 bi‑pin base, and a few feature non‑removable integrated bulbs instead of a replaceable base.

Many dual pendants offer adjustable hanging height, but the limits vary by model. Example listing ranges show maximum drops roughly between 59 and 92 inches and minimums from about 1.5 to 17 inches — check the product specs for the exact range on a given fixture.

Maximum bulb wattage varies by model. Typical listings show common maximums such as 60W or 40W for replaceable bulbs, while integrated LED options may list much lower maximums (for example, around 15W). Always check the fixture’s specification label.

Most dual pendant lights are intended for hardwired ceiling installation. A small number of models may offer alternative installation options or are sold with mounting that avoids hardwiring — verify the listing or manual for the installation method.

It varies by product. Some packages include bulbs (for example, two LED bulbs), but many dual pendants are sold without bulbs — check the product description to confirm whether bulbs are included.