4 Baader Hyperion glasses in the case

Reference: 2454602
EAN: 4047825103246
Condition: New
Price: €638.77
VAT included
Without tax: €519.33
  • Includes 5, 10, 17, and 24 mm focal lengths
  • 68° apparent field of view
  • Phantom Coating® for superior optics
  • Compatible with 1¼" and 2" barrels
  • Includes eyepiece case for protection
High quality Baader eyepieces for enhanced astronomical viewing.

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4 Baader Hyperion glasses in the case

The Baader Hyperion series offers high-performance eyepieces for astronomical observation. This set includes four focal lengths (5mm, 10mm, 17mm, 24mm) covering a wide range of magnifications. Each eyepiece features a 68° apparent field of view and fully multi-coated lenses for bright, contrast-rich images. The 1.25" barrel fits most telescopes, and the set comes in a sturdy aluminum case for safe storage and transport.

Designed for both visual and photographic use, the Hyperion eyepieces incorporate a modular design with adjustable eyecups and threaded barrels for filters. The 5mm and 10mm provide high-power views of planets and the Moon, while the 17mm and 24mm are ideal for deep-sky objects. The included case keeps the set organized and protected. These eyepieces are compatible with 2" focusers when using an optional adapter.

Focal Lengths5mm, 10mm, 17mm, 24mm
Apparent Field of View68°
Barrel Diameter1.25" (31.7mm)
Optics CoatingFully multi-coated
Eye Relief20mm
Case IncludedAluminum storage case

  • Brand
  • Reference
    2454602
  • In stock
    2 Items
  • Condition
    New
  • EAN13
    4047825103246
  • MPN
    2454602

Brand Baader
Country Germany
Address of origin Zur Sternwarte 4 - 82291 Mammendorf
EU responsible person Baader Planetarium GmbH
Address Zur Sternwarte 4 - 82291 Mammendorf
Email [email protected]
Phone +49 8145 8089-0

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