pendant mounted led lighting

Most pendant fixtures use a standard Edison medium (E26) screw base or have integrated, non‑removable LED modules. Configurations range from single‑socket pendants to multi‑socket linear fixtures.

Many pendant LEDs are warm white (about 2700K). Lumen output varies by design — roughly 400 lumens for single globe bulbs up to around 2,400 lumens for multi‑light fixtures; some integrated LED modules are listed at ≥400 lumens each.

Many pendant fixtures are UL listed and designed for hardwired ceiling installation. Some listings include a hardwire conversion kit or note that the fixture can be installed as either hardwired or plug‑in, depending on the product.

Many pendants are UL Listed. Some globe‑style bulbs and fixtures carry an IP54 rating suitable for covered outdoor spaces; other fixtures are explicitly rated for dry locations only — check product listings and warnings for the applicable rating.

Some pendants include a replaceable LED bulb (for example, a 4W T25 filament), while others use integrated, non‑removable LED modules built into the fixture.

Common materials and styles include glass shades (large G125 globes, opal or clear glass), metal shades (including barn‑style designs), and bodies made from aluminum or steel. Some fixtures incorporate wood elements or linear multi‑shade arrangements.

Included, replaceable LED bulbs are often low‑power (about 4W for a T25 LED filament, ~400 lumens). Some integrated fixtures list roughly 5W per LED module, with example total system power shown as 30W. Maximum rated bulb wattages vary across listings — examples in the data include 30W, 100W, and up to 200W for some barn‑style fixtures.

Brightness ranges from about 400 lumens for single globe bulbs to around 2,400 lumens for multi‑light fixtures; integrated modules are commonly listed at ≥400 lumens per module. Reported CRI values in the data include 90 and 100.