Darkroom Illuminator LED Safelight

[Henry Alive]

Can you recommend me a Red Led Safelight, E27, 230 V? I would like to replace my red incandescent lamps in order to increase the illumination level in my darkroom.
Thanks,
Henry.

[Mark Fisher]

I use these my darkroom...one red and one amber. They both seem safe for all materials, but I try to stick to the red one where recommended. I have 115VAC, but they also list them as available in Europe so they are either the same bulb or they have an equivalent 230VAC version.

[Henry Alive]

Thanks, Mark. You have been very kind. I try to find an European distribuitor.
Henry.

[mr rusty]

Not E27, but if you can change to a GU10 fitting there's these

http://www.maplin.co.uk/gu10-mains-v...rdercode=L88AK

Not used them as my darkroom is still at the planning stage, but all red LEDs should be safe.

[TomStr]

i use a standard halogeen spot with a piece of lee filter nr 27. works like a charm. I put a dimmer on the halogeen spot so i can controle the light output.

Tom

[youngrichard]

I use the Maplin Orange LEDs but they are very directional so I use them in safelights which already have orange filters, for a bit of diffusion. For B&W Ilford papers they are safe as houses for at least 7 minutes on pre-flashed Ilford paper, and as bright as you can want.
Richard

[youngrichard]

I should add that the Maplin LEDs have GU10 fittings. I found GU10 to bayonet adapters at an eBay shop in HongKongand bought a couple, good price and prompt service.
Richard

[shutterclank]

Try searching Superbright LEDs. figure out what wavelength of light your paper is insensitive to, and then make sure to do a safelight paper test when you get the bulb installed!!

[Lee L]

Try searching Superbright LEDs.

The OP is in Europe.

Lee

[shutterclank]

i did see that, but superbright LEDs ships internationally.