rectangular lantern pendant

Product listings vary: some rectangular lantern pendants are marked with ETL or UL listings, while others explicitly state “No Certifications.” Check the individual product listing or specification sheet to confirm the certification for the specific fixture you’re considering.

Socket types vary: many fixtures use E12 candelabra bases (often in three-socket configurations), some use standard E26 bases, and some models have non-removable integrated LED modules instead of traditional sockets. Check the product details to confirm socket type and compatible bulbs.

Smaller rectangular pendants typically measure about 12–24 inches tall with widths around 6.7–10.6 inches. Larger linear or multi-light rectangular fixtures can be much wider—listings show widths up to about 49 inches. Always check the product dimensions in the listing to ensure the fixture fits your space.

Descriptions vary: some pendants are labeled weather‑resistant or rated for damp locations, one listing specifies IP65 (rainproof) protection, while others are for dry/indoor use only. Review the listing’s location rating (dry/damp/wet) or IP rating before using a fixture outdoors.

Most rectangular lantern pendants require hardwired installation. Many offer adjustable hanging height via chain or cord, with listings often specifying lengths (for example 40.7 in, 59 in, 62.2 in) or maximum adjustable drops. Some models also note sloped‑ceiling compatibility—check each product’s installation details for included hardware and maximum drop.

Options include integrated LED modules (some listings specify outputs such as 2400 lumens at 2700K) and fixtures that use replaceable bulbs with maximum wattage limits commonly ranging from 30W up to 60W. Verify the lumens, color temperature, and maximum bulb wattage in the product details.