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Most use a standard Edison medium screw base (E26). Listed maximum wattages vary by fixture—commonly 40 W, 60 W, or 100 W—so check the product specification for the exact per‑socket limit.

Most of the pendant fixtures require hardwired installation and are listed with labels such as "Requires Hardwiring" or "Requires Hardwired Installation: Yes." Confirm the installation requirements and any included mounting hardware on the product page.

Socket counts in this selection range from 1 to 11. Many smaller pendant lights have a single socket, several fixtures show 3–4 sockets, and large cluster chandeliers can list as many as 11 sockets.

Many listings provide adjustable hanging heights and specify cable or wire lengths (examples include 44.5 inches and 80 inches). Several fixtures include multi‑foot wires (5–10 ft) and note the wire can be trimmed to the desired hang height—check the product details for exact adjustability.

Some listings specify the fixture is dimmable with a compatible dimmer and bulb, while others list only an on/off setting. Many note compatibility with E26 (standard) bulbs and list maximum wattage per socket—refer to the product listing for exact dimmer and bulb recommendations.

Some fixtures list industry certifications such as ETL or UL; other listings do not display certification markings. Always check the product listing and the fixture label to confirm any safety certifications before purchase.

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