Celestron EclipSmart Solar Eclipse Glasses (single paper)

Safe solar viewing calls for dependable protection, and these Celestron EclipSmart Solar Eclipse Glasses offer a straightforward way to observe eclipses and sunspots in white light. This single paper pair uses NASA-recommended solar film and blocks 99. 999% of harmful visible light, while also protecting against IR and UV rays.

The one-size design includes two sets of fold marks to suit a range of head sizes, making it a practical option for shared use during partial and complete solar eclipses. Independently tested solar filter technology complies with ISO 12312-2:2015(E) for direct observation, giving this essential telescope accessory a clear safety focus for eclipse viewing.

Key features

• Single paper solar eclipse glasses
• NASA-recommended solar film
• Crisp white-light view of sunspots
• Blocks 99. 999% of harmful visible light
• Protection against IR and UV rays
• One-size-fits-all design with two sets of fold marks
• Independently tested to comply with ISO 12312-2:2015(E)
• 2-year warranty
• Model number: 44400-CGL

Specifications

• Product type: Telescope accessory
• Weight: 0. 09kg
• Part number: 44400-CGL

Support & warranty

• 2-year warranty

Safety information

• Only look at the Sun using ISO-compliant eye protection, such as the filter included in this EclipSmart product.
• Never look straight at the Sun with the naked eye or unfiltered optics. Permanent and irreparable eye damage may occur.
• Do not use or discard if the solar film is broken, torn, pierced, or detached from the frame in any way.
• Do not combine these glasses with any magnifying optical instrument (e. g. , telescopes, binoculars).
• Never tamper with or remove the permanently installed glass filters in this optic. Doing so is unsafe and will void your warranty.
• Never leave your optics unsupervised. Make sure your optic is always accompanied by an adult who is familiar with its proper operation protocols, especially if children are around.
• Never remove your eye protection while looking straight at the Sun during a partial solar eclipse.

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