Temperature sensor for ECCO, SESTO SENSO and ESATTO
Temperature sensor for ECCO, SESTO SENSO and ESATTO
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Temperature sensor for ECCO, SESTO SENSO and ESATTOTemperature sensor for ECCO, SESTO SENSO and ESATTO

Temperature sensor for ECCO, SESTO SENSO and ESATTO

Primaluce LabSKU: SESTOSENSO-TEMP
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$35.99 CAD
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This temperature sensor is compatible both with ECCO, the environmental computerized controller for EAGLE, and with SESTO SENSO and ESATTO, the robotic focusing solutions for telescopes. When used with ECCO, this temperature sensor allow it to record optics temperature for automatic power management of dew heaters connected to the EAGLE. When used with SESTO SENSO or ESATTO it's used in order to compensate focusing for changes in temperature (by using focusing software not provided with this sensor).

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