60mm SV510 Solar Telescope - Safe and Precise Observation of the Sun

Observe the sun safely with the SVBONY SV510 solar telescope, featuring a 60mm aperture. This refractor telescope offers a simple and reliable method for observing the sun, thanks to a design specifically designed for solar use. When sunlight is projected onto the center of a small disk, this indicates that the image of the sun is perfectly aligned in the eyepiece.

Features :

• Brand: SVBONY
• Model: SV510
• Optical type: Refractor
• Opening: 60 mm
• Focal length: 400 mm
• Focal ratio: f/6.6
• Objective: Air-spaced achromatic doublet
• Optical Coatings: Fully coated for improved light transmission
• Solar Filters: ISO certified polymer material, permanently attached for maximum protection
• Solar Finder: Powerless, designed for safe and precise location of the sun
• Diagonal: 1.25" 90 degree diagonal mirror
• Eyepiece supplied: 1.25" K20mm
• Net weight: 1985 g
• Package dimensions: 440x290x130 mm

Highlights:

• Safety and precision for solar observation: The powerless solar finderscope allows you to locate the sun safely and precisely, by projecting the image into the center of the disk, thus minimizing risks during observation.
• Standardized 1.25-inch Interfaces: The telescope is compatible with 1.25-inch eyepieces and diagonals, providing the flexibility to customize your equipment to suit your preferences.
• Enhanced Durability: The interface between the telescope and the Barlow lens is equipped with a brass pressure ring, providing increased strength and longevity compared to conventional plastic materials.
• Portability and stability: Compact and lightweight, it is easy to carry with the included backpack, and the stable tripod ensures comfortable and secure observation.

This SV510 solar telescope comes with a tripod, a backpack for carrying, and an eyepiece, providing everything you need to start your solar exploration safely. Safety Note: Never observe the sun without proper knowledge. Never allow children to use the telescope unsupervised when it is pointed at the sun.