Most linear pendants are hardwired and include mounting hardware plus chain or cord suspension. Installation typically requires some assembly and electrical connections; many listings recommend hiring a professional electrician for the hardwiring.
Some linear pendants use integrated, non-removable LED modules, while others accept standard bulb bases (for example, candelabra E12) or specified LED/CFL bulbs up to the fixture's listed maximum wattage.
Common features include color-changing modes, app or remote control, voice-assistant compatibility, music-sync, timers, and mounting options such as clips or adhesive for linear placement.
Many listings specify adjustable suspension via chain or cord (examples note adjustable chain links or a 70.8-inch adjustable cord). However, adjustability varies by product: some listings omit a clear range or show the same minimum and maximum length (for example, both listed as 85.8 inches).
Examples list metal bodies, glass shades, and wood or rubber-wood decorative elements, with finishes that include oil-rubbed and wood-grain options.
Control options include voice and app control for Wi‑Fi strips, remote controls, onboard control panels, and timers. Settings range from simple on/off and dimming to color-changing modes (multiple colors plus white), music-sync, and various preset scenes—specific controls vary by product.