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ZWO Electronic 8 Position Filter Wheel - Compact and Versatile Solution

The ZWO Electronic 8 Position Filter Wheel is a must-have accessory for astrophotography enthusiasts. Designed to hold up to eight 1.25-inch mounted or 31 mm unmounted filters, this compact and lightweight device is perfect for enhancing your imaging experience. With its low-profile design and exceptional build quality, the ZWO EFW8 seamlessly integrates into your astrophotography system, providing convenience and efficiency.

• Hold up to eight filters for versatile use.
• Integrate with your existing astrophotography setup.

High-Quality Construction and Technical Specifications

Crafted from black anodized, aircraft-grade aluminum, the ZWO EFW8 is not only visually appealing but also durable and reliable. Weighing just under one pound and measuring only 20 mm thick, this filter wheel is an extremely low-profile addition to your imaging train. It operates with a power consumption of approximately 120mAh @ 5V, which can be easily powered from your cooled CCD's USB hub. The ability to rotate in both clockwise and counterclockwise directions ensures easy filter selection and enhances your overall imaging experience.

• Machined from black anodized, aircraft-grade aluminum.
• Operates with low power consumption for energy efficiency.

Enhance Your Astrophotography Experience

The ZWO Electronic 8 Position Filter Wheel is an essential tool for deep-sky imaging. Whether you are a professional astrophotographer or an amateur hobbyist, this filter wheel is designed to elevate your astrophotography endeavors. Its lightweight and low-profile design make it an ideal choice for those looking to optimize their imaging train. With a variety of filters available, you can customize your setup to capture stunning images of the night sky. The included accessories, such as the T2 nosepiece, T2-T2 adapter, and a bag of filter masks, ensure that you have everything you need to get started.

• Optimize your astrophotography setup.
• Customize your imaging experience with various filters.