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Children’s telescope, great choice for first observations
Up to 100x magnification power
Ability to observe the sky and terrestrial objects
The Levenhuk LabZZ T2 Telescope makes it so easy to take your first steps in astronomy. This telescope is a perfect choice for a beginning amateur astronomer or a child interested in exploring the Cosmos. The maximum magnification of the telescope is 100x, which allows for observing a great number of large astronomical objects. With LabZZ T2 your kid will be able to explore all corners of the Solar System and even see the fascinating panoramic views of deep space bright objects. The kit includes everything required to start a fascinating space adventure!
The telescope comes with a diagonal mirror and erecting eyepiece. Both accessories form correctly oriented images, and the eyepiece additionally increases the telescopes power 1.5 times. These accessories make terrestrial observations with LabZZ T2 comfortable, easy and fun.
The telescope is set up on a simple alt-azimuth mount. The mount is very easy to control even a child can manage it without any problems. The tripod supporting the telescope is made of aluminium, and its legs are adjustable in length.
Optical design | refractor |
Optics material | optical glass |
Objective lens diameter (aperture) | 50mm |
Focal length | 600mm |
Highest practical power | 100x |
Aperture ratio | f/12 |
Eyepieces | 1.5x erecting eyepiece, 12.5mm (48), 6mm (100x) |
Eyepiece barrel diameter | 0.96 |
Finderscope | optical, 2x |
Tripod | aluminium |
Tripod height | adjustable, 650 1150mm |
Telescope control | manual |
Mount | alt-azimuth |
User level | for children |
Assembly and installation difficulty level | extremely simple |
Observed object | planets of the Solar System, terrestrial objects |
Package size (LxWxH) | 70 x 21.8 x 8.2cm |
Shipping weight | 1.37kg |
Free Shipping | No |
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