Omega Enlarger lamp died! Need info

[wildbill]

I've got Dichroic colorhead on my D2 and the writing on the lamp says GE usa 12 amd 22.5v. On the other side it says Omega Part 471-029. Is this 250watts? It's got a smooth reflector like the one listed below.
Freestylephoto.biz has a bunch but they are 24volt. All i care about is color and getting the same output as i had. Anyone know a source?
Is the one below what i need?
http://www.freestylephoto.biz/sc_prod.php?cat_id=&pid=1818

 

[Monophoto]

I consulted Dr. Google and found this listing. It indicates that the Omega D Dichroic used a 250W, 24v bulb, ANSI code ELC.

http://donsbulbs.com/cgi-bin/r/t.pl/equipment.simmon_omega_automega.html

 

[Ronald Moravec]

If you call TopBulb.com and give them the Omega #, they will send the proper bulbs.

I have a bunch at home, but they are not in Omega boxes.

Without a Chromegatrol or the accessory volt stab on the rear of the power supply, you will blow bulbs pretty fast. The volt stab is about 1.5 " sq and 6 in long and mounts vertically on the back side. It has a perforated metal housing.

 

[Max Power]

Google 'Classic Omega Enlargers' and you will come across a web-site completely devoted to Omegas; it's run by a Harry somethingorother. He buys refurbishes and sells Omegas and knows everything that there is to know about Omegas.

Hope that this helps,
Kent

 

[sscottbrown]

I have purchased several bulbs from Harry somethingorother and have been very pleased. The cost was reasonable and the service was great.

 

[Bill Hahn]

Harry Taylor at www.classic-enlargers.com - I just acquired a D2, and he was
very helpful to this darkroom rookie...