Abel Pendant Light Fixture - Antique Brass Finish, 4 Bulb E12 Socket, Hardwired, 6FT Chain, 20lbs
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Description
This stunning Abel pendant light fixture features a classic antique brass finish, adding a touch of elegance to any room. Crafted from high - quality metal, it's built to last. With four E12 or Type B sockets, it can hold bulbs up to 40 watts each. It's hardwired, providing a stable and reliable power connection. The 6 - foot chain allows for flexible hanging height adjustment, and the large L - sized canopy in antique brass finish blends seamlessly with the fixture. The 8 - foot SVT black cable ensures proper wiring. This light fixture is UL certified for use in the US and Canada, though it comes with a Prop 65 warning due to the presence of Di(2 - ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP). It weighs 20 lbs and has dimensions of 25 x 25 x 27. There's no switch, plug, shade, or glass included, and it doesn't come with an anti - tip kit. Its amp rating is 1.3.

Using this Abel pendant light fixture is a breeze. First, find a suitable location on your ceiling where you want to hang it. Make sure the electrical wiring in that area is turned off before installation. Since it's hardwired, you'll need to connect the wires according to the standard electrical procedures. If you're not comfortable doing this, it's best to hire a professional electrician. The 6 - foot chain gives you the flexibility to adjust the hanging height to your preference. Once installed, screw in your E12 bulbs (up to 40 watts each) and turn on the power. When it comes to maintenance, simply dust the fixture regularly with a soft, dry cloth to keep its antique brass finish looking shiny. Avoid using abrasive cleaners as they can damage the finish. Also, be aware that this product has a Prop 65 warning due to Di(2 - ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), so handle it with care. Don't try to disassemble the fixture unless you're trained to do so, as it may void the warranty and pose electrical risks.