SUNOCULARS 8×32 BLUE
$129.99
General Features:
The Lunt 8 x 32 White Light SUNoculars..
With this pocket sized instrument you can view and safely study Eclipses, Planetary Transits, and Sun Spot activity/magnetic storms.
Compact, Lunt SUNoculars have a front mounted fully dense white light glass filters making Solar observation 100% safe.
These front filters are precision polished to ensure the highest level of viewing quality.
The light of the Sun is reduced to a comfortable 1×10-5 transmission and all ultra-violet and infrared components are completely and safely blocked.
Lunt SUNoculars are manufactured to the same standards of safety typical to the entire family of Lunt Solar products – the premier manufacturer of Solar telescopes and filters.
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Description
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Specifications:
Filter Type: Internal Dye Filter (non coated. pinhole free)
Prism Type: Roof
Magnification: 8x
Objective Aperture: 32mm
Eye Relief: 13.6mm
Eyecups: Adjustable
Transmission: OD-5
Focus Type: Center
Tripod Socket: None
Color: Black, Yellow, Red, Blue
Weight: 18 ozs
What’s in the box:
SUNoculars
Soft Case
Strap
Lens Caps
Cleaning Cloth
1 year Warranty
WARNING: NEVER LOOK AT THE SUN WITHOUT SPECIAL EYE PROTECTION.
DO NOT USED IF DAMAGED. Using damaged Eclipse products can result in severe eye injury.
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| Weight | 3 lbs |
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6 reviews for SUNOCULARS 8×32 BLUE
R. Moench
June 1, 2017 at 9:43 pm
Built like a pair of nice birding binoculars with twist out eye cups. Nice crisp view of solar disk. Should be a real plus to have handy during the eclipse.
Eclipse Gear Buyer
August 21, 2017 at 7:08 pm
This was a great tool to view the Aug 21, 2017 eclipse. Initially I thought it is not working because you cannot see anything else but the sun and you have to have the binoculars pointing at the sun to be able to see it. Even a slight bit off, and you will think you are pointing at sun and see nothing, so the binoculars must be broken! NOPE – try it again, exactly pointing at the sun. Initially I had to search the sun while looking through the binoculars, but slowly got hold of how to locate the sun while viewing through it. The view is amazing and is perfectly comfortable for the eyes.
F. Franks
August 28, 2017 at 3:12 pm
I used these to view the recent total eclipse of the sun. I was able to see sunspots before the eclipse started progressing. I compared looking through these versus regular eclipse glasses. The difference in the size of the sun was amazing and lead to a much more enjoyable experience. I will continue to use these to view sunspots.
Becca
August 29, 2017 at 6:28 pm
I was so glad to watch the eclipse event of my lifetime with these well made binoculars. The people around, some NASA engineers from Huntsville included, shared info and the binoculars for a safe and up close view of the Sun’s surface, solar storms, and the first view of Mercury I have longed to see. I will continue to use for transits across the Sun as well as more solar storms and flares. Luntsolarsystems.com
Enjoy… Remember, don’t look at the Sun directly. Focus in with the binoculars.
Kundera
September 10, 2017 at 7:21 pm
Shipped quickly, worked great for the eclipse. The Sun appeared whiter and in much higher definition (sunspots visible) than through the typical glasses. When I look at the lenses from the outside, it appears as if there are scratches on the inside, but for all I know that is just some artifact of the manufacturing process, as they work perfectly.
B Mel
March 3, 2018 at 2:45 pm
Super helpful for the eclipse. Shared it with some peeps in Walhala, NC and the definition was awesome, it’s like you were on the moon!