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Most LED have their wavelength in their datasheet.

Just select one that has the one you are looking for, it's going to be cheaper and easier than getting an expensive or inaccurate spectrometer.

For instance, this classic one is at 660nm:

https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Lumex/SSL-LX5093SRD-D



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