Manufacturer: ANTLIA
Product number: ANERF2

EUR 149,00


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Antlia energy rejection filter for solar observation and solar photography
The filter is placed in front of the H-alpha attachment or calcium attachment. The filter reflects the heat radiation. When used in a refractor, the solar energy is already concentrated by the objective. We therefore recommend using the filter up to a maximum aperture of 100 mm. Larger apertures should be fitted with an energy protection filter in front of the objective.

The transmission of the filter
The ERF has two transmission ranges, on the one hand H-alpha around 656.3 nm and on the other hand a window around CaK (393 nm) and CaH (396.8 nm). This allows the important ranges for solar observation and photography to pass through. Other areas and in particular the IR light are reflected.
Mount:2" low-profile filter cell with M48x0.75 connection thread
Transmission H-alpha:FWHM 25 nm - 656.3 nm
Transmission calcium:FWHM 25 nm - 393.3 nm and 396.8 nm
Max. Transmission:90 %
Coating:Best possible coating in the 200-1700 nm wavelength range
Accuracy:1/4 lambda or better
Energy rejection filter
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Manufacturer / Importeur:Teleskop-Service Ransburg GmbH
Street:Von-Myra-Str. 8
ZIP / City:85599 Parsdorf
Country:Germany
Telefon number:+49 89 99228750
Email:info@teleskop-service.de
Website:www.teleskop-service.de
Safety informations: PDF Download


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Reviews

Written by christian buter
on 2025-03-22

"een mooie filter de antlia dual ERF solar filter H-ALPHA /CAK/CAH voor naar de zon te kijken mooie helder beeld en goed contast en de zonnevlekken zijn ook goed te zien met een 150/750 lenzen telescoop ,beter als een ND folie "

Written by Pal Nagy
on 2024-09-23

"The filter does its job, I see it through my spectrograph. Guys, English, fucking English."