Looking for ceiling light for kitchen

Agree with some posters.......just use a 110 volt fixture with a 12 volt bulb.

Thank you for the suggestion to search for a 110 fixture and install it with 12v led bulbs.
That's what we did and I am very happy with the results. Yes, I know my DH didn't center it but it's OK. I'm not going to make him move it.

Take a look at this thread: http://forums.woodalls.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/28783195.cfm

DrewE wrote:
One potential option is to get a 120V fixture you like and put in a 12V bulb of the same form factor.

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Would be a problem in a trailer, but 5er ceiling is high enough to mount normal household fixtures. Yes, a "real" pendant that can swing around would be a bad idea in a moving RV.

Check Ebay for LED E19 12VDC or LED E26 12VDC. E19 is candelabra size thread, E26 - regular bulbs. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pack-of-2-5w-E26-LED-Bulbs-12-Volt-Warm-White-/321989909437?hash=item4af8181bbd:g:cNoAAOSwX~dWp6m1. US standard is E26, but Ebay sellers call it whatever they feel like. Sometimes you'll see E27/E26 - doesn't make sense but this is China, so don't be surprised.

Wattage of LED is 5 times lower per same brightness as "old" bulbs, so 5W LED is like 25W old bulb. Old-type RV bulbs are 18-20W.

Edit - PS: somehow I assumed that the OP was looking for LED, since this is what everybody installs, these days. There exist of course "old type" 12V incandescent bulbs with household type bases.

One potential option is to get a 120V fixture you like and put in a 12V bulb of the same form factor. For example, here's a 5W 12V LED Candelebra style bulb (I do not claim that this is either a good or an inexpensive source; it was just one that came up). You would have to make sure the ceiling structure is amenable to mounting your selected fixture.

I must say that a pendant light in an RV sounds like a bad idea to me in general. I'd think it would try to emulate a wrecking ball as you drive along.