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Product Overview
The SVBONY F9123A is a red-laser collimator for aligning the mirrors of Newtonian and SCT reflector telescopes. It slides into a 1.25″ focuser like an eyepiece, and a removable 2″ adapter lets it sit square in a 2″ focuser. The laser runs at 635–655 nm with an output below 5 mW, has seven brightness levels, and projects its dot through a triple-cemented lens. The body is metal and it runs on the CR2032 lithium cell that comes in the box.

Who It's For
This is a good match if you own a Newtonian or SCT reflector and want a quick, repeatable way to bring the optics back into alignment after transport, a mirror cleaning, or a change in your imaging train. It suits visual observers and astrophotographers alike, since well-collimated optics benefit both.
Key Features & Design
- Seven brightness levels: turn the dot down for night-time collimation or up to see it clearly in daylight or under a lit garage.
- Triple-cemented lens: produces a stable, well-defined red dot on the primary mirror and on the collimator's own target.
- 1.25″ body with removable 2″ adapter: fits both common focuser sizes without a separate adapter purchase.
- Metal body: durable and keeps the laser seated squarely in the focuser.
- 635–655 nm, under 5 mW: a visible red wavelength suited to collimation work.


Recommended Uses
- Routine Newtonian collimation: align the secondary to centre the beam on the primary's centre mark, then adjust the primary to return the beam to the collimator's target.
- SCT checks: a quick reference on SCT reflectors, as listed by SVBONY.
- Field realignment: a fast check after transport to a dark site, before you start observing or imaging.

Compatibility and Accessory Notes
- Telescopes: SVBONY lists Newtonian and SCT reflectors.
- Focusers: fits 1.25″ focusers directly and 2″ focusers with the included removable adapter.
- Power: one CR2032 lithium cell, included.

What's in the Box
- Laser collimator
- Removable 2″ adapter
- Step-by-step instruction manual
- CR2032 lithium cell battery

Good to Know Before You Order
- Reflectors only: it is intended for Newtonian and SCT reflectors; refractors are not collimated this way.
- Laser product: the beam is never pointed at the eye or at the sky, and the collimator is used with the telescope pointed at a safe horizontal or downward angle.
- Weight: SVBONY does not publish a weight for this item.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it difficult to set up?
No. Insert it in the focuser like an eyepiece, switch it on, choose a brightness level, and follow the included step-by-step manual for adjusting the secondary and primary mirrors.
Does it fit a 2″ focuser?
Yes. The removable 2″ adapter is included, so it fits 1.25″ and 2″ focusers.
What battery does it use?
A CR2032 lithium cell, which is supplied.
Can I use it in daylight?
Yes. The seven brightness levels let you raise the output so the dot stays visible in daylight or a lit room, and lower it at night.
Bottom Line
In short: a metal-bodied 1.25″ red laser collimator with a 2″ adapter, seven brightness levels and a triple-cemented lens, for quick mirror alignment on Newtonian and SCT reflectors.
| Model | F9123A |
|---|---|
| Name | Laser Collimator |
| Wavelength | 635–655 nm |
| Output power | Less than 5 mW |
| Brightness levels | 7 |
| Lens | Triple cemented |
| Fit type | Newtonian and SCT reflector |
| Focuser fit | 1.25″; 2″ with removable adapter (included) |
| Battery | CR2032 lithium cell (included) |
| Body material | Metal |
| Colour | Black |
| Weight | Not published by vendor |
| Use case | Mirror collimation of reflector telescopes |
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