- Description
- Specifications

Product Overview
The SVBONY F9154A is a 0.5x focal reducer in a 1.25″ filter-style cell. It threads onto the M28.5 x 0.6 filter thread of an eyepiece or a 1.25″ camera nosepiece and roughly halves the effective focal length, giving a wider field at lower magnification. The two-element optic is fully multi-coated, the sleeve is all-metal aluminium alloy, and the cell is 20 mm tall with a female M28.5 thread at the rear so a filter can be added.
Who It's For
This is a good match if your telescope's long focal length makes it hard to fit large targets such as the full Moon in the field, or if you image with a small-sensor planetary or EAA camera and want a wider field and shorter exposures.

Key Features & Design
- 0.5x reduction: cuts the telescope's focal length by about half for a wider view.
- Two-element optics: fully multi-coated on all air-glass surfaces for contrast, including on long exposures.
- Threads both ends: male M28.5 x 0.6 at the front, female at the rear for a 1.25″ filter.
- All-metal body: aluminium alloy sleeve, 20 mm total height.

Optical Design
The reducer works by converging the light cone sooner, so the eyepiece or sensor sees a shorter effective focal length. With a filter-thread reducer the actual reduction depends on the distance between the reducer and the focal plane: the further it sits from the sensor or eyepiece field stop, the stronger the reduction. SVBONY rates it at 0.5x.

Recommended Uses
- Lunar observing: fitting the whole Moon in the field on long-focal-length scopes.
- Small-sensor imaging and EAA: a wider field and shorter exposures with planetary-style cameras.
- Low-power visual views: larger open clusters and extended objects.

Compatibility and Accessory Notes
- Thread: M28.5 x 0.6, the standard 1.25″ filter thread on eyepieces and camera nosepieces.
- Filters: a 1.25″ filter threads into the rear.
- C-mount option: SVBONY also offers this reducer with a C-mount adapter as a separate style; get in touch if you need that version.

Good to Know Before You Order
- Small fields: a filter-thread reducer suits small sensors and narrow-field eyepieces best; on larger sensors the edges of the field show vignetting and off-axis aberrations.
- Weight: SVBONY does not publish a weight for this reducer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it difficult to set up?
No. It threads onto an eyepiece or camera nosepiece like a filter.
Is it for visual or imaging?
Both. SVBONY presents it for wider-field visual use and for CCD/CMOS imaging.
Can I still use a filter?
Yes. The rear female M28.5 thread accepts a 1.25″ filter.
Bottom Line
In short: a 1.25″, two-element, fully multi-coated 0.5x reducer in a 20 mm metal cell that threads on like a filter to widen the field for observing and small-sensor imaging.
| Model | F9154A |
|---|---|
| Reduction | 0.5x |
| Barrel size | 1.25″ / 31.7 mm |
| Thread interface | M28.5 x 0.6 (male front, female rear for filters) |
| Optical design | Two elements, fully multi-coated |
| Sleeve material | Full-metal aluminium alloy |
| Colour | Black |
| Total height | 20 mm |
| Weight | Not published by vendor |
| Use case | Wider field for visual observing and small-sensor imaging |
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