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1988 EUR
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price without VAT: 1616 EUR
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GIOTTO 560 Smart Flat Field Generator (PrimaLuceLab, SKU: PLLGIOTTO560 ) is the largest in the family of intelligent calibration panels, designed for telescopes with an aperture of up to 560 mm . The use of many white LEDs with a color similar to sunlight and a special diffuser guarantees uniform field illumination even for large instruments. The built-in electronics allow for brightness adjustment in 100 steps (0 - 100 %), and operation is provided by a USB-C connector, built-in Wi-Fi (Virtual HandPad) and a 12 V DC power socket. After adding the optional ALTO engine, the panel can act as a remote-controlled telescope cover. • maximum diameter of the illuminated field: 560 mm – for telescopes with an aperture of ≤ 560 mm • LEDs with a color close to 5500 K - neutral white balance of flat frames • a special diffuser ensuring uniform lighting of the entire surface • brightness adjustment in 100 steps (0 - 100%) from PLAY, ASCOM or Virtual HandPad • integrated controller: USB-C port, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, 12 V DC power socket (2.5 A) • cooperation with PLAY software (Windows) and ASCOM driver • possibility of expansion with ALTO-3L cover motor – remote opening and closing of the telescope • panel weight: 4.0 kg • GIOTTO 560 Smart Flat Field Generator calibration panel • 12V DC power cord • USB-C → USB-A cable • quick start guide • Diameter of illuminated field: 560 mm • brightness adjustment: 0 – 100% (100 steps) • LED color temperature: ≈ 5500 K • interfaces: USB-C, Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz • power supply: 12 V DC / ≤ 2.5 A (5.5 × 2.5 mm socket, + in the center) • weight: 4.0 kg • ALTO compatibility: 3L model • manufacturer: PrimaLuceLab – Italy With GIOTTO 560 you can make perfect flat frames even for very large reflector telescopes. Remote control via USB or Wi-Fi makes it easy to automate calibration, and the optional ALTO engine turns the panel into a robotic cover, increasing the convenience of work in observatories and remote sets.








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