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ZWO D25 AR Protective Window
ZWO D25 AR Protective Window
SKU:ZWO-D25AR
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Short Description
The ZWO D25 AR Protective Window is a precision optical window designed to protect compatible ZWO ASI camera sensors from dust and humidity. Its anti-reflective (AR) coating helps reduce reflections and maintain efficient light transmission, supporting clear and reliable astrophotography imaging. It is specifically designed for the ZWO ASI174 series.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | ZWO |
| Model | D25 AR Protective Window |
| Type | Anti-Reflective (AR) Window |
| Diameter | 25 mm |
| Thickness | 1.1 mm |
| Flatness | 1/4 λ |
| Coating | Anti-Reflective |
| Main Function | Protects camera sensor from dust and humidity |
| Compatible Series | ZWO ASI174 Series |
What's in the Box?
- 1 × ZWO D25 AR Protective Window
- Protective packaging
Why Buy from Sky Deep Co?
Buy the ZWO D25 AR Protective Window from Sky Deep Co. for genuine ZWO astronomy equipment and local support in Pakistan.
- Only authorized ZWO dealer in Pakistan
- Only authorized Celestron dealer in Pakistan
- Genuine ZWO products
- Professional product guidance
- Local customer support
- Nationwide delivery across Pakistan
FAQs
1. What is the ZWO D25 AR Protective Window?
It is an anti-reflective optical window designed to protect compatible ZWO camera sensors from dust and humidity.
2. What is the diameter of the ZWO D25 AR Window?
The D25 AR Protective Window has a 25 mm diameter.
3. What is the thickness of the D25 AR Protective Window?
It has a 1.1 mm thickness and 1/4 λ flatness.
4. Which ZWO cameras are compatible with the D25 AR Window?
The D25 AR Protective Window is designed for the ZWO ASI174 series. Always confirm compatibility with your exact camera before installation.
5. Where can I buy a genuine ZWO D25 AR Protective Window in Pakistan?
You can purchase it from Sky Deep Co., which identifies itself as the only authorized ZWO and Celestron dealer in Pakistan.
