lighting ceiling pendants

Most ceiling pendants use a standard Edison medium screw base (E26). Maximum recommended bulb wattage varies by fixture but commonly ranges from about 60W up to 100W—check the fixture’s label or product details for the exact limit.

Most ceiling pendants are designed for hardwired installation to a ceiling junction box. Some listings offer plug-in or convertible options, and many chain- or rod-suspended models include the necessary mounting hardware or canopy.

Socket counts are commonly one or three bulbs. A single-bulb pendant may provide up to about 900 lumens (a 60W-equivalent), while a three-bulb fixture can deliver a combined output around 2,700 lumens.

Some pendants are listed as fully dimmable, while others support only simple on/off control. Many fixtures don’t include a built-in switch and rely on a wall switch or external dimmer—check the product details for dimming capability.

Certifications vary by model. Some fixtures are listed as UL Listed, while others explicitly note “No Certifications” in their product details. Always review the specific product listing or the fixture label to confirm safety certifications before purchasing.