Lunt Solar Systems produces solar telescopes and filters that show the Sun in the Hydrogen-alpha (Hα) and Calcium-K (Ca-K) wavelengths. Their commitment to quality ensures reliable performance for solar observers. Power reliability becomes essential when extending your observing sessions, especially with imaging setups. That’s where the Apertura Imaging Power Supply comes in. It supports demanding gear and delivers clean, stable power to mounts, cameras, and accessories, ensuring uninterrupted imaging, even when tracking the Sun or capturing deep-sky objects after dark.
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TheLunt Solar 7.2 mm – 21.5 mm Zoom Eyepiece delivers versatility and precision for solar and nighttime observations. Designed to perform flawlessly with Lunt solar telescopes, it features fully multi-coated optics for enhanced contrast, brightness, and minimal reflections. A smooth zoom range from 7.2 mm to 21.5 mm allows you to adjust magnification effortlessly without swapping eyepieces—best for tracking solar prominences or lunar details. Its generous eye relief and 1.25" barrel make it comfortable and compatible with most standard focusers. A must-have accessory for astronomers who value flexibility without compromising image quality.
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The Lunt 40mm f/10 B500 Dedicated H-alpha Solar Telescope allows you to observe the Sun with extreme safety. With its hydrogen-alpha filter, this small 40mm aperture scope shows solar prominences, surface granulation, and filaments. With its f/10 focal ratio and B500 blocking filter, this solar camera offers clear, high-contrast views in a risk-free environment. This telescope, assembled with the legendary Lunt and calibrated for the H-alpha wavelength, provides a glimpse into our nearest star's fascinating and ever-shifting character. Consolidating portability, performance, and security into one small package is an excellent entry point into solar astronomy.
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Lunt Solar's Five Flat Field Eyepieces are an excellent addition to any solar observatory. Best for studying solar features like granulation, sunspots, and prominences, the flat field design provides clear, distortion-free images throughout the entire field of view. Thanks to these eyepieces' complete multicoating, which increases light transmission and contrast, clear, brilliant photos are yours to enjoy. They are a must-have for solar astronomers who want to take broad-angle and close-up sun pictures, as they are compatible with most Lunt Solar telescopes and provide exceptional performance
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The 50mm Lunt LS50THa Hydrogen-alpha telescope has a bandpass of less than 0.75 Angstrom and is pressure-tuned. Hours of visual pleasure and intellectual insights await you; it is completely upgradeable. With the telescope's True Doppler Tuning, you may see objects as if they were in three dimensions. Influencing surface filaments and active areas improves imaging and visual skills. Users may fine-tune their features more accurately with the pressure tuning mechanism.
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With its bigger field of view, professional-grade optics, and Doppler true tuning mechanism, the Lunt Solar LS100MT H-Alpha Solar Telescope Advanced Package is an imaging instrument that may be used for a variety of purposes. You can switch between Hydrogen-Alpha, Night Sky, Terrestrial, White Light, and Calcium K viewing modes, and it has top-notch resolution to boot
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Lunt Solar offers a full range of solar viewing accessories to suit your needs. Whether you are a seasoned solar astronomer or would like to observe your first solar eclipse, Lunt has what you need to enjoy solar astronomy. Lunt solar telescopes give you a safe viewing experience without compromising your view of the Sun. Their Hydrogen-Alpha refractors feature premium optics with a narrow band filter system. Because the H-Alpha filter only allows a fraction of the visible wavelength to pass through the solar telescope, you are able to enjoy views of our star all day long.
We also carry solar-specific accessories, such as Lunt solar filters, eyepieces, and diagonals. It is important to always use optics designed for solar astronomy when observing or imaging the Sun. Before viewing, always inspect your solar equipment and do not use it if there are any scratches or damages on the optics. When using a Lunt solar telescope, look into the scope while it is pointed away from the Sun. Then, while your eye is in the eyepiece, slowly point the solar telescope towards the Sun. Once the scope is focused properly, close your eyes before taking your eye out of the eyepiece and close your eyes before placing your eye in the eyepiece. If you have any questions about Lunt solar filters or telescopes, contact High Point Scientific today!
