Adapt your Newtonian reflector telescope to safely view the sun with Celestron's EclipSmart White-Light Solar Filter. The filter's retaining ring is modeled on the scope's original lens cap for a safe and snug fit, with the filter aperture off-set from center to avoid interference with the OTA's secondary mirror assembly. For enhanced safety, the filter comes with two touch-fastener strips and four tabs that adhere to the filter and retaining rings to make sure the filter doesn't accidentally come off.

Made of a proprietary Mylar film, the filter is ISO 12312-2 compliant for safe solar viewing, blocking 99.999% of intense light across the entire visible spectrum and 100% of harmful ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) radiation; resulting in high-contrast views of the sun in a neutral color. At just 3.1 ounces, the filter will provide the safety required to observe the sun and all phases of a solar eclipses without adding significant weight to the front of your OTA.

Adapt Nighttime Scopes for Solar Viewing    For Select 127mm/130mm Reflector OTAs    Provides Neutral Color and High Contrast    Proprietary Mylar Filter Material    Filters 99.999% Intense Visible Light    Blocks 100% UV and IR Radiation    ISO 12312-2 Compliant    Weight: 3.1 Ounces

• PowerSeeker 127
• Astro Fi 130
• NexStar SLT 130
• Omni XLT 130AZ
• SkyProdigy 130

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hello, I just bought this telescope, and I would like to use it with my Nikon D800. What accessories do I need?

A: Hello Gregor, You will need a 1.25" Universal Barlow and T-Adapter item #: 93640 and a T-Ring for Nikon Camera, item #: 93402. Sincerely, Garrett at Celestron

Q: 2. What kind of USB connect from hand controller to my computer to update program?

A: It has a mini-B connection. So you could use this cable: https://bhpho.to/2lSO7eg

Q: 3. Can you use a zoom eyepiece with the telescope

A: As far as I know as long as the eye piece is 1.25 it is compatible with the telescope. I personally have the celestron 1.25 lens & filter kit.

Q: 4. Will this product (BH #CEESSFAM70 • MFR #94246) work with BH #CEA11TS70TB • MFR #22126 Celestron Travel scope 70AZ?

A: No, the Celestron EclipSmart Solar Filter for AstroMaster 70AZ or AstroMaster LT 70AZ Telescopes is made for the AstroMaster 70AZ or AstroMaster LT 70AZ Telescopes. For the Celestron Travel Scope 70mm f/6 AZ Refractor Telescope, Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Bundle, use the Celestron EclipSmart White-Light Solar Filter (BH #CEESSF70MM), which can be found at this link. https://bhpho.to/3QcTNRQ

Q: 5. Could I put this on a Micro 4/3rds camera w/Flip out OLED display (and telephoto lens)??

A: The Celestron EclipSmart Universal Solar Filter for Optics 75mm to 100mm will fit on the front of the lens as long as your lens is between 75mm and 100mm in outside diameter. The filter would not be near the camera so it would not affect the use of the a flip screen.

Q: 6. Can I use DSLR adapter?

A: Yes there is a way to connect a DSLR to this scope. I would need to know exactly which DSLR you have to recommend the proper adapters.

Q: 7. Can I use this on a Nikkor 200-500mm lens on a Nikon Z6?

A: The outside diameter of the Nikon 200-500mm lens is too large to fit the Celestron filter. You can use this Haida instead: https://bhpho.to/38vHAQw

Q: 8. Could I put this on a Micro 4/3rds camera w/Flip out OLED display (and telephoto lens)??

A: The Celestron EclipSmart Universal Solar Filter for Optics 75mm to 100mm, is technically too big a filter for most Micro Four Thirds camera lenses. If you had a lens that was as big as 62mm- 72mm filter mount , you could use the Celestron EclipSmart Universal Solar Filter for Optics 75mm to 100mm.You may need to use some gaffers tape to keep it in place.

Q: 9. Is the diameter of the actual filter part?

A: The diameter of the actual solar filter on the Celestron EclipSmart Universal Solar Filter is 63.5mm.

Q: 10. Any chance to fit Sky-Watcher 70mm ?

A: We created the Eclipsmart Solar Filters to be perfectly fit on Celestron telescopes. I can not say with any certainty that they will fit another telescope outside Celestron's