eShel III objective lens (Motorized focuser)

3 780,00 € incl. VAT - 3 150,00 € excl. VAT

eShel III spectrograph objective, to upgrade your eShel II to an eShel III.

This objective, designed specifically for the eShel III, incorporates a new 122-mm optical system that extends the instrument’s spectral range to approximately 370 to 910 nm.
You must use a camera with a SONY IMX 571 sensor (we recommend the ASI 2600 MM Pro).
It also includes a motorized focuser that can be controlled via (among other protocols) ASCOM or INDI.

Achieve your goal with the products below:

Recommended acquisition cameras

Recommended cameras: technical specifications

Description Shelyak ref. Included
Acc. type
Cooled
Comment
Camera Atik 460EX Mono SE0124 Camera Science yes The standard CCD camera for the eShel II
Caméra ASI2600MM-Pro EL0271 Camera Science yes New generation CMOS camera

All about the product:

Description

This objective was designed specifically for the eShel III, which allows for an expanded spectral range.

Spectrum of Sunlight

Orders #22 through #61 are uniformly focused.

Spectrum of Chi Oph Be star

This allows us to process orders #25 through #60 and extend the usable spectral range from approximately 370 to 910 nm.
The motorized version of this lens comes with a Primaluce Lab focuser that can be controlled via ASCOM or INDI drivers, among other methods.

Specifications

  • 122mm focal length Petzval lens @ f/2.2
  • Primaluce Lab Motorized Focuser
  • Requires a SONY IMX571 sensor (we recommend the ZWO ASI 2600 MM Pro)

Composition

  • The 122mm focal length lens
  • A Primaluce Lab focuser
  • 2 plastic protective covers
  • 3 screws for mounting the optical assembly on the eShel spectrograph
  • 1 interface board for an ASI 2600 MM Pro camera

Documents

Upgrade installation manual

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