Refractor Telescope Levenhuk LabZZ T1 40x Orange Petrol

Levenhuk LabZZ T1 Telescope gives young astronomers a simple and reliable tool to observe the night sky and nearby terrestrial objects. This refractor telescope provides up to 40x magnification, allows viewing of planets of the Solar System and many lunar surface details, and can be converted for terrestrial use with the included diagonal mirror. The compact optical tube and lightweight design make the telescope easy to carry and set up on the included adjustable aluminium tripod.

Advantages

The instrument is easy to handle and intended for beginners: a classic alt-azimuth mount enables intuitive manual pointing and tracking, while three interchangeable eyepieces let you choose the optimal magnification for different objects. The kit includes a diagonal mirror for erect images during terrestrial observations and a sturdy aluminium tripod that provides stable support at adjustable heights.

Suitable for

• Children and beginner astronomers learning basic sky observation
• Observing planets of the Solar System and lunar surface details
• Casual terrestrial viewing and nature observation
• Portable use and outdoor stargazing sessions

Key specifications

• Type: Refractor telescope
• Maximum magnification: up to 40x
• Eyepieces: three interchangeable eyepieces (including 20 mm and 12.5 mm per product data)
• Mount: alt-azimuth (manual)
• Tripod: aluminium, adjustable height
• Weight: 1.4 kg
• MPN: 69736; EAN: 611901505381

How to use

Assemble the aluminium tripod on a level surface and attach the optical tube to the alt-azimuth mount. Select an eyepiece to get the desired magnification and, if observing terrestrial objects, insert the diagonal mirror to produce erect images. Use slow, gentle movements on the mount to point the telescope at the target and adjust the focus until the image is sharp. For best results, start with the lowest magnification to locate objects, then switch to higher magnification as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use the telescope outdoors in a dark location to observe faint celestial objects; allow the instrument to acclimate to outdoor temperatures for clearer images. Store the telescope in a dry place and handle eyepieces and optics by the barrel to avoid smudges on the lenses.