Unistellar Smart Solar filter for eQuinox2 and eVscope2

Unistellar Smart Solar filter for eQuinox2 and eVscope2

Unlock the secrets of the Sun

Experience the beauty of the Sun’s ever-changing activity and observe its striking sunspots and faculae – temporary phenomena on the Sun’s photosphere, created by intense magnetic field flux. With the Unistellar Smart Solar Filter and Solar mode in the Unistellar App, you can easily track the Sun and monitor the fluctuating Sunspot number, which ranges in size from 16 km to 160,000 km and can last from a few days to several months. Get ready to discover the stunning features of the Sun with the Unistellar Smart Solar Filter.

For a better user experience, we integrated our Goto Sun and Sun Tracking Technology. With our smart telescopes, you will be able to witness the Sun, take captures with the App, and share them with your friends and family. However, the day’s brightness may make it difficult for you to look through the eyepiece, and the image may be faint.

Seamless All-in-One Solar experience

Observing the Sun has never been easier, faster or safer. Our cutting-edge Solar Experience feature includes a smart GoTo Sun capability within the Unistellar App, enabling you to effortlessly observe the Sun. All you need to do is connect your telescope during the daytime, attach the Smart Solar Filter, and with the Unistellar App, GoTo the Sun automatically.

• A new solar experience available on Unistellar App (iOS & Android)
• Smart Go-To Sun function Observe the Sun in less than 2 Minutes
• Safely Experience With Your Family
• Witness once-in-a-lifetime solar events
• Snap & Share pictures

Goto Sun and Sun Tracking Technology

The Smart Solar Filter’s Goto Sun and Sun Tracking Technology forms a smart solution built on Unistellar expertise that makes the experience of observing the Sun simple and safe, filled with excitement and discovery.

This innovation makes it possible for the telescope to automatically point to the Sun, doing away with the tedious and potentially dangerous process of pointing manually. The telescope accurately locates the Sun by detecting and measuring the difference in brightness gradient in the sky. Once the Sun is centered, the technology makes it possible to continuously track it throughout the observation.