Electric Focuser for Ritchey-Chretien OTA
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Electric Focuser for Ritchey-Chretien OTA

Electric Focuser for Ritchey-Chretien OTA

iOptronSKU: 8451
Price:
$340.99 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description

This iOptron Electric Focuser (eFocuser) is designed for iOptron PhotronTM Ritchey-Chrétien (RC) telescope dual-speed focuser. Now you can focus the telescope by pushing a hand controller button. it is compatible to most iOptron later version mounts.

This Electric Focuser will also fit other RC scopes such as GSO, TPO (from OPT), Astro-Tech (from Astronomics), and Orion. It may work with other RC scopes use the similar dual-speed focuser.

This electronic focuser is available for pre-order now.


Manual:
Installation and Operation Manual

Features

  • Whisper quiet operation
  • Powerful stepper motor
  • Zero backlash
  • Plug into iOptron Port with no external power source needed
  • 3 speed control by a compatible iOptron hand controller
  • ASCOM compliant (coming soon...)


Currently supported mount (with latest HC firmware):

  • CEM25/CEM25P/CEM25EC
  • CEM60/CEM60EC
  • iEQ30 Pro
  • iEQ45 Pro

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