Tydeux 300mm DC Lens Heater Warmer Dew Heater Strip - Bundle with - Diameter 30.1" Protective Telescope Cover
Product Description
Tydeux 300mm DC Lens Heater Warmer Dew Heater Strip - Bundle with - Diameter 30.1" Protective Telescope Cover
- Premium Protective Cover for Telescopes: This cover provides exceptional protection for your telescope moisture, making it an ideal solution for short-term outdoor use or storage in a cellar or garage
- Specific Values: Matches all telescopes up to 1000 mm length and 8 inch or 203 mm aperture mounted. diameter at bottom: 30.1 inch; height of the cover 63 inch or 1600 mm ; total lenght: 47.24 inch or 1200 mm
- Thermally Stable: Silver coloured coating on the outside reflects light; thus preventing the telescope inside from heating up; the material retains its protective function even in extreme heat or cold
- Stepless Temperature Regulation: This product is equipped with a stepless temperature regulation controller; by sliding the knob on the controller; you can adjust the temperature according to different needs
- DC Lens Warmer: Protects the lens of your digital camera or finder scope from freezing by chilling fog and dew; enabling the devices to function properly at night when the temperature drops or places with bad weather
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