Description
Paterson 2000D Enlarger Timer
Paterson 2000D Enlarger Timer is a mains operated digital timer. This timer will give you very accurate exposure times when making darkroom prints with your enlarger.
This simple timer, with an easy to use layout, can be set in 0.1-second increments from 0.1 to 9.9 seconds, or in one-second increments from 10 to 99 seconds. The display brightness can be adjusted to suit the individual need.
The time is set using the + or – buttons. Exposure begins when you press the start button. You can interrupt the exposure time at any point by pressing the start button again. Once you reach the set time the enlarger will switch off. It will then be ready for the next exposure, with the same set time. If you interrupt the timer during exposure you can restore your set time by pressing the reset button.
230 Volt UK Version
The timer is the 230 volt version, and it comes with a UK plug. The timer should be connected between the electricity supply outlet and the enlarger
when the enlarger uses a mains voltage lamp. If the enlarger has a low voltage lamp operated from a transformer, the timer should be connected between the mains outlet
and the transformer.
Suitable for enlarging lamps of up to 5 amps; Supplied with plug for enlarger.
– Power supply: 220/240V 50Hz
– Timing range: 0.1 to 9.9 or lO to 99 seconds
– Accuracy: 0.1%
– Lamp switching capacity: 5 amp max
– Dimensions: 7 x 5.5 x 2.5in (18 x l4 x 6.5cm)
Guide To The Darkroom
Are you new to film photography and want to find out more about printing your negatives? Well then, read our beginners guide to the darkroom. Next up, check out our guide on how to make a darkroom print. It will talk you through all the steps you’ll need to take to make a finished print. If you’re ready to set up your own darkroom, we have everything you need in our Darkroom Equipment section.
Pick Your Darkroom Paper
Not the paper for you? Why not have a look at the other darkroom papers we stock.
Ilford Multigrade Resin Coated Paper also comes in two alternative surface finishes; Pearl and Satin. Alternatively, we stock Ilford Multigrade FB Classic, and Ilford Multigrade Art 300.
Your choice of darkroom paper can have a big difference on your final prints. If you are unsure about which paper to pick, why not read our guide to the difference between Resin Coated and Fibre Based papers.
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