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The 70mm ED APO doublet OTA behind the LS60MT Universal Telescope, available separately. FPL51 objective lens delivers excellent colour correction for nighttime, white-light solar, and calcium-K solar use.
80mm modular universal telescope with FPL53 ED doublet lens. Solar H-alpha by day, deep-sky by night — Lunt’s most popular aperture size.
8mm flat-field eyepiece — the shortest focal length in the Lunt range. Delivers the highest magnification for detailed close-up views of individual sunspot groups, prominences, and fine chromospheric structures.
Largest Lunt blocking filter with 34mm clear aperture in straight-through configuration. Designed for imaging with large-sensor cameras.
Convert your LS152THa for nighttime astronomy. Includes back plate and 2″ Crayford focuser replacing the solar blocking filter assembly.
Calcium K module for the Lunt 130mm Universal Telescope. Reveals the Sun’s chromosphere at 393.4 nm — a different view from H-alpha.
Heavy-duty clamshell mounting ring for Lunt LS60THa and LS80THa solar telescopes. Secure, scratch-free mounting to any dovetail plate.
Replacement orange backing plate for Lunt diagonal blocking filters. Genuine Lunt spare part.
Pack of two replacement 1/4-20 dovetail mounting screws for Lunt telescopes. Knurled heads for tool-free hand tightening.
Internal double-stack module for Lunt 80mm and 100mm Universal Telescopes. Narrows bandpass to <0.5 Å for dramatically enhanced chromospheric detail.
80mm f/7 ED doublet refractor designed for versatile use — white light solar, calcium-K solar, and nighttime observation. Can be paired with Lunt front-mount etalon filters for H-alpha solar work.
Complete set of all five Lunt flat-field eyepieces (8mm, 12mm, 16mm, 19mm, 27mm) covering the full magnification range from wide-field full-disc views to high-power close-ups. All feature Lunt’s 0.1% etalon-grade coatings.
Set of 3 stainless steel spikes for Lunt Lander tripods. Provides secure footing on soft ground, grass, and uneven terrain — simply screw into the tripod feet to replace the standard rubber pads.
100mm front-mount hydrogen-alpha solar filter that converts a customer-supplied refractor into an H-alpha solar telescope. Integrally tuned etalon delivers <0.70 Å bandpass for high-contrast views of prominences and chromospheric detail.
100mm f/7 ED triplet universal telescope — Enhanced Kit with upgrades for imaging and advanced visual solar observation.
100mm ED triplet Premium Kit with internal double-stack module. Sub-0.5 Å bandpass reveals chromospheric detail invisible in single-stack mode.
100mm H-alpha solar telescope Standard Kit — maximum aperture at Lunt’s most accessible price for a 100mm instrument.
The largest dedicated H-alpha solar telescope available — 152mm fully unobstructed aperture. Unmatched resolution for serious solar observers and imagers.
Ultimate solar telescope: 152mm double-stack with B1800 blocking filter, Feather Touch focuser, and zoom eyepiece. Sub-0.5 Å bandpass.
Flagship 152mm double-stack solar package with B3400 blocking filter optimised for large-sensor imaging. Feather Touch focuser and zoom eyepiece.
152mm double-stack H-alpha solar telescope with B1200 blocking filter. Dual etalon technology narrows the bandpass to <0.5 Å for dramatically increased contrast, revealing fine chromospheric structures invisible in single-stack mode.
Complete ready-to-observe solar telescope system pairing the flagship 152mm H-alpha with B1800 blocking filter, Feather Touch focuser, zoom eyepiece, and Celestron CGX computerised equatorial mount.
The largest dedicated H-alpha solar telescope available — 152mm aperture with 100% unobstructed optical path. B1200 blocking filter, Feather Touch focuser, and zoom eyepiece included for stunning views of prominences, filaments, and chromospheric detail.
152mm H-alpha solar telescope with B1800 blocking filter for both visual observation and imaging. The larger blocking filter provides a wider field of view, making it the preferred choice for observers who also capture images with standard camera sensors.