ZWO ASI183MM Pro Cooled Mono Camera – Used (Very Good)

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ZWOSKU: ASI183MM-P-U

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Don't forget power

The matching 12V 5A supply. No power brick is included in the box.

Add autoguiding

The pairing that turns a tracking mount into one that holds a star for minutes at a time.

  • Description

Used – Very Good Condition. A ZWO ASI183MM Pro cooled monochrome astronomy camera in very good condition, fully tested and working. This sale is for the camera and its case only.

What's Included

  • ZWO ASI183MM Pro cooled monochrome camera
  • Case

No additional cables, adapters, extensions or hardware are included. A 12V DC power supply (2.1×5.5 mm, centre positive, 3–5 A) is required to run the cooler and is not included.

About the ZWO ASI183MM Pro

The ASI183MM Pro pairs Sony's 1-inch back-illuminated IMX183 sensor (20 MP, 5496×3672, 2.4 µm pixels) with peak QE of about 84% and very low read noise — a superb match for short- to mid-focal-length refractors where its small pixels deliver fine detail on galaxies, nebulae and the Moon. Its 2-stage TEC cooler takes the sensor roughly 40–45°C below ambient, a 256 MB DDR3 buffer ensures clean, reliable downloads, and the built-in USB 2.0 hub lets you run a filter wheel, guide camera or focuser through the camera to keep cabling tidy. As a mono sensor, it's ideal for LRGB and narrowband imaging. See our new ASI183MM Pro listing for full specifications.

This item is sold as a Final Sale. All used equipment sales are final. Please review our Used Equipment Sale Policy before purchasing.

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