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BRESSER Solarix 114/500 Newtonian Telescope with Solar Filter
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Unique Solar and Night Sky Observation Experience
Experience the fascination of observing the sun safely as well as the starry night sky with the BRESSER Solarix 114/500, an all-in-one Newtonian telescope package designed for both solar and celestial observations. This telescope comes fully assembled, allowing you to start observing immediately.
Certified Safe Solar Filter
The telescope includes a specially designed solar filter featuring a special foil that protects your eyes by filtering out harmful infrared, ultraviolet, and excessive visible light. Only a safe portion of the visible spectrum passes through, producing a clear and beautiful solar image. The filter's safety has been verified by an independent quality assurance company.
Smartphone Photography Capability
Capture your observations easily using the included smartphone holder bracket, which allows you to take color photos of celestial objects through the telescope, similar to using a telephoto lens.
Optimized for Astronomical Observations
The Newtonian reflector design is ideal for night sky viewing but is not recommended for daytime landscape or nature observation. For such purposes, refractor telescopes are suggested.
Features
- Magnification range from 20x to 111x
- Ready for both solar and celestial observations
- Complete accessory set for immediate use
- Smartphone holder bracket for astrophotography
- Easy-to-use azimuth mount with tripod
- Fully assembled upon delivery for quick setup
Scope of Delivery
- Optical Tube Assembly
- Azimuth Mount
- Aluminium Tripod with spreader bar and eyepiece holders
- Aperture solar filter
- Two eyepieces (31.7 mm / 1.25''): K-9 mm and K-25 mm
- 2x Barlow lens
- Smartphone holder bracket
- Astronomical software and downloadable moon chart
- User manual
Note: The color appearance through the optics depends on the observed object and exposure time.
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