Takahashi Accessory Mounting Plate 120mm x 180mm

TakahashiSKU: TAK-TMP02400

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Product Overview

A 120 mm × 180 mm Takahashi accessory mounting plate. Plates like this give cameras, guiders, controllers and other accessories a rigid, fixed home on the mount or alongside the optical tube, rather than hanging off a bracket.

Who It's For

This is a good match if you are building out a Takahashi imaging rig and need somewhere solid to put the accessories that come with it.

Key Features & Design

  • 120 mm × 180 mm plate: a compact working area for mounting accessories.
  • Takahashi construction and finish: matches the rest of the Takahashi system.

Recommended Uses

Carrying a guide camera, control box, dew controller, or a secondary accessory on a Takahashi mount or optical tube assembly.

Compatibility and Accessory Notes

Takahashi publishes the plate's dimensions rather than a per-mount fitting list. We also stock the larger Takahashi accessory plate (TMP02100) for the NJP and EM-500 mounts. Tell us which mount and which accessories you are mounting and we will confirm which plate suits before you order.

Good to Know Before You Order

Hole pattern is not published: Takahashi lists this plate by its 120 mm × 180 mm size. If your accessory has a specific bolt spacing to satisfy, send it to us and we will check the plate against it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it difficult to set up?

No — it bolts into place and the accessory bolts to it.

How big is it?

120 mm × 180 mm.

How does it differ from the larger Takahashi plate?

The larger plate (TMP02100) is sized for the NJP and EM-500 mounts. This one is the more compact plate.

Bottom Line

A compact 120 mm × 180 mm Takahashi plate for giving cameras, guiders and controllers a solid mounting point in a Takahashi rig.

Product nameAccessory Mounting Plate
Product codeTMP02400
Plate size120mm x 180mm
TypeAccessory mounting plate

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