Electrical question about LED fixtures

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16. Yes, closing off the outlet might have been a possibility

But since the fixtures are not dimmable, it's now irrelevant. I should have checked the specs before I asked my question.

We're doing additions (new living room and expanding the carport) and I've got about a hundred things I'm trying to keep track of. As much as possible, I am collecting the sheets that come with fixtures and the information online from the manufacturers, but the sheets for those two didn't get saved. I had to look the fixtures back up on the Lowe's site to double check.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/LED-Trail-LED-Trail-EZ-Mount-Tri-Proof-LED-Linear-Light-Linear-Shop-Light-Common-4-ft-Actual-4-in-48-in/1000808580

Saving all the info has been a good thing - I saved everything from when we built the house and that has helped me with the design and planning of the addition. Plus since we're changing out some of the old fixtures, knowing exactly what size holes were used originally helps with selecting the new ones. And now that I am changing all the light bulbs, I can look up which bulb bases and shapes should be used.

By the way, I HATE having that outlet switched with the lights. Complicated story why it happened, but to change it and put the outlet separate from the lights would involved taking the siding off, then putting it back on and repainting. Not gonna happen this decade.