Daystar SafeSight SolarLite Safety Film Sheet 12x12
Daystar SafeSight SolarLite Safety Film Sheet 12x12
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Daystar SafeSight SolarLite Safety Film Sheet 12x12

Daystar FiltersSKU: DSSLF12
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$54.99 CAD
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SafeSight SolarLite Safety Film Sheets for telescopes, cameras, and binoculars offer an economical solution for eclipse viewing without the confines of a metal ring. This white light film made by Thousand Oaks allows for viewing or imaging the sun safely with 99.999% energy rejection and meets the transmission and quality requirements of ISO 12312-2:2015 filters for direct observation of the Sun.

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