Wanderer Astro White Dwarf Manual Flat Panel

Wanderer AstroSKU: WWD-150

Size: 150mm
Price:
Sale price$154.99 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description

The Wanderer Astro White Dwarf is a lightweight handheld manual flat panel designed for capturing clean, even flat-field calibration frames in astrophotography.

Manual flat panel for astrophotography calibration

Use the White Dwarf to create a bright, even flat-field source for telescope and imaging setups. It is manually controlled, compact, and suited for both field and observatory use.

Key features

  • Lightweight handheld manual flat panel
  • Carbon fibre and aluminum alloy construction
  • High-brightness flat light output
  • No-flicker design for reliable flat-frame capture
  • Manual dimmer with wide brightness adjustment range
  • DC5521 power input
  • Hollow handle design for easy handling

Available sizes

  • 150mm
  • 200mm
  • 250mm
  • 350mm
  • 400mm

What’s included

  • Wanderer Astro White Dwarf flat panel
  • DC5521 cable, 1m
  • Dimmer

Notes

This draft product uses placeholder $10 pricing for later review. Final pricing, inventory, shipping details, and collection assignments should be completed before publishing.

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