Brand: iOptron

iOptron CEM70 w/ iPolar/WiFi/USB3 (C70AW)

C70AW

Brand: iOptron

iOptron CEM70 w/ iPolar/WiFi/USB3 (C70AW)

C70AW

  • A new design, center-balanced equatorial mount (CEM) for maximum payload with natural stability
  • Ideal for both visual observation and astrophotography
  • Payload of 70 lbs (31.8 kg) with the mount weight of 30 lbs (13.6 kg)
  • Easy to use and reliable gear clutches
  • Precision altitude and azimuth adjustment.
  • Precision stepper motor with 0.07 arcsec accuracy for precise GOTO and accurate tracking
  • iPolarTM electronic polar scope
  • Go2Nova® 8407+ V2 controller with Advanced GOTONOVA® GOTO Technology with built in heater
  • High precision tracking with low periodic error (PE)<±3.5 arcsec
  • Permanent periodic error correction (PPEC)
  • 32-channel Global Positioning System (GPS)
  • Built-in WiFi for remote operation
  • USB3.0 connection
  • Integrated ST-4 autoguiding port
  • Advanced cable management system with more choices
  • Spring loaded 8" Vixen/Losmandy dual saddle
  • NEW iOptron subsidized TheSky Imaging Edition
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Product Description

Following up on the success of the iOptron CEM60 center balance equatorial mount, we at iOptron are excited to introduce two new medium payload center balance mounts. The CEM70AW the new standard bearer for equatorial mounts in the 70lb payload segment.

The CEM70AW is packed with advanced features including USB3.0 and Wi-Fi.

Retaining the inherent properties of the center balance design, these relatively compact medium payload mounts deliver what astronomers expect in an efficient accurate portable mount. With precise GOTO pointing and accurate tracking (PE <±3.5 arcsec) the CEM70 is a solid performer for observers and imagers alike.

Innovative operational features such as the internal iPolar electronic polar scope, easy lock drive gear engagement (levers large enough to use with gloves), an advanced cable management system for the mount, iPolar, guider, and camera, and cumulatively assure users the CEM70 designed with their needs in mind.

The CEM70AW includes the iPolarTM electronic polar scope, and a hard case.

Specifications

Mount Center-Balanced Equatorial Mount
Max payload* 31.8kg (70 lbs), exclude counterweight
Mount weight 13.6kg (30 lbs)
Payload/Mount weight 2.33
Structure Material All metal
Latitude adjustment range 0° ~ 65°
Azimuth adjustment range ± 4°
Tracking accuracy (PE)** < ±3.5 arcsec
Period 348 sec
PEC PPEC
Right Ascension worm wheel Φ151mm, 248 teeth
Declination worm wheel Φ151mm, 248 teeth
Worm Φ21.2mm
Right Ascension axle Φ55mm, steel
Declination axle Φ55mm, steel
Right Ascension bearings Φ80mm
Declination bearings Φ80mm
Counterweight shaft Φ28x415 mm (SS, 1.9 KG)
Counterweight 9.5KG (20lb)
Mount base size Φ152mm
Motor drive Precision stepper motor w/128 micro-step
Resolution 0.07 arc seconds
Slew speed 3.75°/sec (900x) max
Hand Controller Go2Nova® 8407+, 8 line 21 character LCD
Power requirement*** DC 12V, 5A (5.5mm/2.5mm plug)
Power consumption 0.6A(Tracking), 0.8A(GOTO)
Polar Scope Internal electronic polar scope, iPolar
Meridian treatment Stop (0-10° pass), auto flip
Zero position Automatic zero search
Park position Horizontal, vertical, current, alt/azi input
Level indicator Yes
Dovetail saddle 8" Losmandy D & Vixen
GPS Yes
Guiding port ST-4
Communication port USB3.0, Wifi
Cable management 2xDC12V (3A), 3xUSB3.0, 1xDC in/2xDC out, iPort.
1X USB input for mount, iGuider, iPolar and more
Operation temperature range -10°C ~ +40°C
Hard case Yes
Pier/Tripod Optional LiteRoc tripod (8023ACC) or pier
Warranty Two year limited

* OTA size and length dependent
** Measured with encoder on the bench, 348 seconds
*** Included AC adapter is for indoor use only

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