Bresser Telescope AC 60/800 Stellar AZ (49331)

This telescope set includes a comprehensive range of accessories, providing everything you need to begin your astronomy journey right away. The assembly process is straightforward and requires no tools, making it perfect for beginners. Its elegant design not only enhances its functionality but also makes it visually appealing.

The altazimuth mount is user-friendly and intuitive, requiring no prior experience or special adjustments. It ensures smooth operation, allowing you to focus entirely on your observations.

Key Advantages:

• Complete set for easy astronomy exploration – no tools required

• High-contrast images for clear and detailed views of celestial objects

• Elegant design that blends style with practicality

A solar filter is included, enabling safe observation of the Sun.

Specifications:

• Optics:

  • Type: Refractor

  • Build: Achromat

  • Aperture: 60 mm

  • Focal length: 800 mm

  • Aperture ratio (f/): 13.3

  • Resolving capacity: 1.92 arcseconds

  • Limiting magnitude: 10.7

  • Light gathering capacity: 70x

  • Maximum useful magnification: 120x

  • Tube diameter: 67 mm

  • Tube length: 843 mm

  • Coating: MgF2

  • Tube construction: Full tube

• Focuser:

  • Build type: Gear rack

  • Eyepiece connection: 1.25"

• Mount:

  • Mounting type: Azimuthal

  • GoTo control: No

  • Motors: No

• Tripod:

  • Type: Tripod

  • Material: Aluminum

  • Height: 102 cm

• Included Accessories:

  • Finder scope: Red dot finder

  • Eyepieces (1.25"): H4mm, H20mm

  • Barlow lens: 3x magnification

  • Camera adaptor: Smartphone-compatible

  • Deviating optics: 1.25", 90° star diagonal

  • Solar filter: Yes

• General Information:

  • Total weight: 2.3 kg

  • Shipping weight: 3.8 kg

• Areas of Application:

  • Moon & planets: Yes

  • Nebulae & galaxies: Yes

  • Nature observation: Yes

  • Sun observation: Yes (with included solar filter)

  • Astrophotography: No

• Recommended For:

  • Beginners: Yes

  • Advanced users: No

  • Observatories: No