light bar pendant

Most light bar pendants use standard Edison medium bases (E26/E27) and accept replaceable bulbs sold separately. Some linear pendants instead use non-removable, integrated LED modules with built-in drivers.

Certifications vary by model; common listings shown include ETL and UL, and some fixtures list FCC where applicable. Check each product page for the specific certification details.

These pendants are intended for indoor use and are commonly specified for kitchen islands, dining areas, and living spaces. Some are dry-location rated only, while others are listed for damp locations—check the product listing for the exact rating.

Socket counts vary widely: listings show single-socket pendants up to multi-socket linear bars. In the set reviewed, counts ranged from 1 socket up to 6 sockets.

Many listings state "adjustable hanging height," while others list a fixed hanging height. A few entries provide specific minimum and maximum hanging heights—check the product details for exact measurements.

Maximum bulb wattages vary across listings—examples range from about 30 watts up to 150 watts. Some fixtures use integrated LED modules, where wattage and lumen output are specified instead of a per-bulb wattage.

Controls vary by model: some listings specify full-range dimmable operation, many list simple 1-way on/off, and a few note no switch on the fixture. At least one listing includes an inline cord rocker switch—check product specs for compatible dimmers and wiring.

Most listings indicate hardwired installation and include mounting hardware. Many note adult assembly is required and recommend professional installation when appropriate—refer to the product instructions for installation specifics.

Most pendants state that bulbs are not included. Some fixtures instead use integrated, non-removable LED modules—check the product description to see whether bulbs are required or built in.