ZWO 2" Filter Drawer (M54) Gen II

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ZWO OpticalSKU: ZWO-FD-M54-II

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Product Description

New 2? filter drawer featuring the anti-light-leaking design that can effectively solve the light leaking issue under long exposure.

Two sizes available: M42 and M54.

Double strong magnets adopted for stronger adsorption, easier installation and pulling out.

strong magnet

Lock screw on the side for you to adjust the tension of the holder to eliminate gap. Double insurance.

Additional adapters provided with the filter drawer for equipment connection.

The differences between the old and new filter drawer

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What’s in the Box?


M54 filter drawer:M54 filter drawerFilter drawer *1M54-M48F-2mm *1

Mechanical Diagram


M54 filter drawer:M54_diagramM54_diagram2Diameter 70mm * Thickness 20mmM54 * 0.75 male(external) thread (camera side)M48 * 0.75 female(internal) thread (filter end)M54 * 0.75 female(internal) thread (telescope side)

Suitable for 2-inch astronomical filters and full frame cameras, such as ASI6200 and ASI2400.

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