purple pendant light

Purple pendant lights most commonly pair a glass shade with a metal fixture body or frame.

They typically use either standard E26 medium‑screw sockets for replaceable bulbs or non‑removable integrated LED modules.

Options vary by model: some fixtures support full‑range dimming, while others are simple on/off units without dimming capability.

Wattage depends on the type: replaceable‑bulb fixtures often specify a maximum around 40 watts, while integrated LED models list their LED power (for example, 25 W) along with brightness and color specs such as lumen output (e.g., 2800 lm), color temperature (e.g., 3000 K), and CRI (e.g., 80).

Shade styles include textured bubble‑embossed and ribbed purple glass. Fixture finishes commonly range from warm copper‑tone metal to black metal frames.

Most listings note that adult assembly is required and that tools are not included with the fixture.

Certification varies by listing: some show ETL certification while others list no certification. Check the individual product listing for any specific safety markings or ratings.

It depends: fixtures with E26 sockets often do not include bulbs, while models with integrated LED modules have non‑removable bulbs built into the fixture.