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Celestron Labs Cb2000c Compound Binocular Microscope With 5.5 X 5.5" Mechanical Stage

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Celestron Lab's CB2000C Compound Binocular Microscope is ideally suited for the classroom and lab environments with a comfortable binocular head design and broad magnification range. Its four-objective turret holds the 4x, 10x, 40x, 100x achromatic objectives and the instrument comes with two sets of eyepieces that produce magnifications from a practical 40x to a powerful 2000x. One of each size eyepiece features an integrated pointer. A port on the front of the head accepts the included trinocular attachment that will allow a third eyepiece to be used, or to mount imaging equipment.

The 5.5 x 5.5" stage is articulated on the X and Y axes and a limit-stop lock prevents the objectives from striking the specimen/slides as well as providing the optimal working distance. An adjustable-intensity halogen bulb under the stage provides the necessary illumination and the manually adjustable iris and Abbe condenser ensures the perfect amount of light and beam spread to illuminate the specimen without washing it out. Use the dual coarse/fine coaxial focus knobs with the right-eye dioptric adjustment to bring all specimens into sharp, clean focus.

4x, 10x, 40x, 100x Objectives Use Immersion Oil with 100x Objective 10x Wide Field Eyepieces, with Pointer 20x Wide Field Eyepieces Magnification Range from 40x to 2000x Achromatic Optics Fine / Coarse Focusing & Diopter Halogen Illumination, NA Abbe Condenser 5.5 x 5.5" Mechanical Stage/Slide Holder Metal Frame with Gray Finish

Parameters
Head	45° Inclined Binocular
Nosepiece	4-Position Nosepiece
Imaging
Optical Magnification	10x 40x, 100x, 400x, 1000x 20x 80x, 200x, 800x, 2000x
Objective	4x, 10x, 40x, 100x
Eyepiece	10x 20x
Focusing	Coarse, Fine
Illumination
Illumination Type	Bottom: Halogen
Dimmer	Yes
General
Power	110 VAC, 60 Hz
Dimensions	L: 9.8 x W: 7.3 x H: 14.3" / L: 24.8 x W: 18.4 x H: 36.2 cm (Microscope) L: 5.5 x W: 5.5" / L: 14.0 x W: 14.0 cm (Specimen Stage)
Weight	12.3 lb / 5.5 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	16.1 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	17.8 x 13.2 x 11.5"

Two 20x wide field eyepieces
Two 10x wide field eyepieces, one with pointer
4x, 10x, 40x, and 100x achromatic objectives
100x objective requires immersion oil for maximum resolution
Four-position click-stop turret
40x, 100x, 400x, and 1000x magnification with 10x eyepieces
80x, 200x, 800x, and 2000x magnification with 20x eyepieces

1.25 NA Abbe condenser with three color filters
Removable blue, yellow, green filters
Lower halogen illumination, adjustable intensity
Manual mechanical iris adjustment

Coaxial coarse and fine focus knobs
Left and right focus knobs for left and right-handed use
Sliding Interpupillary adjustment to accommodate a wide range of users
Right-eye dioptric adjustment
Limit-stop lock prevents the objectives from striking the specimen/slides

5.5 x 5.5" mechanical square stage
Limit-stop lock prevents the objectives from striking the specimen/slides
Adjustable-width locking slide/specimen holder
Accepts 3 x 1" (76.2 x 25.4mm) specimen slides
X-Y right-handed stage adjustments
Integrated ruler on edge

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a way to add a camera that is at least 8 MP?

A: Unfortunately we do not have any Camera Attachment in our stock that has at least 8MP.

Q: 2. Can I connect mu CM2000CF to my computer for viewing and recording?

A: You can use a computer for viewing only if us use a Eyepiece USB Camera. Example: BRESSER MikrOkular Full HD Eyepiece USB Camera (Black) B&H # BR5913650 MFR # 59-13650

Q: 3. Does this microscope use prisms or mirrors? Are the objectives DIN compatible?

A: The 44132 uses prisms, and the objectives are DIN compatible.

Q: 4. Is it possible to buy affordable replacement light bulbs for the illumination system?

A: We don't sell them. You would have to contact the manufacturer.

Q: 5. Is the eyepiece objective removable (in order to insert a camera)?

A: These cameras go over the eyepiece, no need to remove it. Celestron 5.0MP Digital Microscope Imager (Black) B&H # CEDMIHD5MP MFR # 44422 BRESSER MikrOkular Full HD Eyepiece USB Camera (Black) B&H # BR5913650 MFR # 59-13650

Q: 6. The stage size is the only difference between the cb2000c and cf?

A: The CELESTRON LABS CB2000CF has a 4.3 x 4.7 Mechanical Stage/Slide Holder. The CELESTRON LABS CB2000C has 5.5 x 5.5 Mechanical Stage/Slide Holder.

Q: 7. Can you confirm the voltage rating as the Celestron website shows the Can you confirm the voltage for the power as the Celestron website shows it being - AC plug (110-240V)?

A: I am using it with 240V and working properly.

Q: 8. Can it resolve particles as small as 10 micrometer?

A: Unfortunately no but you could use this Swift M17 instead: https://bhpho.to/3cKWrNm

Q: 9. What is tbe thread diameter of the 4x 10x and 40x objective lenses?

A: There are no threads, it is a slip in eyepiece.

Q: 10. Does the Trinocular eyepiece tube accept a particular camera that can connect to a mac laptop so we can see the specimen displayed on the computer?

A: The CELESTRON LABS CB2000C Compound Binocular Microscope with 5.5 x 5.5" Mechanical Stage BH #CECB2000C • MFR #44132 does not have a trinocular eyepiece. It is a binocular eyepiece

Jere	01/09/2024
It was sent to a bright 9 year old girl, and she loves it and the slides and the book. 5

anyonymous	29/08/2024
I purchased this microscope for my granddaughter, a grade 5 student. As a retired physician with experience in using a microscope, I would judge this instrument an excellent value for its price. The illumination is of the fixed Koehler type, but there are work-arounds and the achromatic objectives are surprisingly good. Photomicrography can be a problem, not because of the microscope itself, but because of the constraints of available instruments. The Celestrone prepared slides are excellent. Richard Headstrom's Adventures with a Microscope can be highly recommended as manual for activities. 5

CRH	23/08/2024
Well made and does exactly what it's supposed to. The single knob loosens both ball joints, which also rotate so you can put the slots where you need them, and the center serrated section. The serrated center section allows it to take a good load without slipping. The single knob also means you have to grab everything in your hand to position it simultaneously, but that's not usually a big deal. It works exactly like some small machine tool indicator holders, if you've seen those- very rigid. 5

Jessica	12/08/2024
Brought this to move my monitor around the cage. Works great 5

Ali ALSHMRNI	09/08/2024
Very good item, i like it 5

Andrew	07/08/2024
This works so great when combined with my small rig cage on my Canon R5 5

Jere	29/07/2024
10 year old, loved it. 5

Renee	16/05/2024
I have only had this unit for a few weeks but love the ability to create some amazing art. One client said EPIC. However, BH did not have all the parts I need to use my cameras. I had to go to Amazon to find the adapter for the trinocular. Otherwise all good. I will also note that the lenses on this system are not like Zeiss or other high end models. So, for me what works best is my 24mp D750 vs my 45mp Z9. With the Z9 all images are a bit soft. I am assuming that is a lens issue because all my images are perfectly sharp otherwise. Happy viewing. 5

Mr. Lopez	29/04/2024
I am a High School teacher. Recently, my children and I were discussing microscopic life, so I decided to look into purchasing a microscope. After a few hours of browsing the web, I found your website, and, at that point, we knew we had found the right store and microscope for us. Some of the features I love about this microscope are as follows:1) Integration of Fine Focus knob in to the Coarse Focus knob.2) Wider Stage3) Two sets of eye pieces 10x and 20x4) Trinocular (which means that there is a third tube at the top to put a camera?) 5) This configuration came with a USB camera to attach to your computer.Overall the microscope works well and my kids are learning! If you want the same for your children, buy them this one, dont buy them a toy microscope.I enjoyed their product so much, I spent an additional $$on a Telescope. Science nights have changed around our house!!! :) 5

Robert	30/11/-0001
The quality of this microscope and its price make it a perfect choice for a public or private school teacher to purchase and use in their classroom. One of the problems encountered by most students in public schools, when allowed to use a microscope, is that the quality is so poor that any interest or excitement is lost. With the addition of a HD camera connect to the third tube a realtime presentation can be made to an entire classroom. As for home schooling ... what better than a means to actually see what has been described in a text and then share that visual on a PC with others. 5