Lose the extension cords with the Celestron Car Battery Adapter (for all NexStars).

Venturing out to a dark sky site or even to the middle of your backyard means that you're at least a couple of meters away from AC Power. In these situations, its easier than ever to lose the long extension cords, and settle for a simple solution - the Celestron Car Battery Adapter (for all NexStars). With the Car Battery Adapter, you can power your telescope mount through the cigarette lighter in your car or through a portable battery pack such as the Celestron PowerTank.

The round post plugs straight into the 12V input jack on most Celestron mounts, and the power connector into a cigarette lighter or portable battery back. The cord is 7.62m long.

Compatibility

As the name suggests, the Celestron Car Battery Adapter is compatible with NexStar telescope mounts. But it is also compatible with a range of other mounts by Celestron. Here is the full list:

- NexStar Series

- CGEM Series

- CPC Series

- CPC Deluxe Series

- Advanced VX (AVX) Series

About Celestron

Imagine a humble beginning – a 6-inch reflector telescope crafted by Tom Johnson for his young son. This was the spark that ignited a transformative journey. As time passed, his designs evolved into larger, more sophisticated scopes. Today, Celestron shines as an industry trailblazer, renowned for crafting precision optical equipment. From computerised marvels to traditional telescopes, binoculars, spotting scopes and more, Celestron's portfolio is a universe of possibilities. With a legacy spanning over 50 illustrious years, Celestron has earned admiration from both avid hobbyists and dedicated astronomers worldwide. But they don't rest on their laurels; innovation propels them forward. They constantly broaden their product horizons while illuminating minds through global science education initiatives. Celestron's story is one of innovation, evolution and a passion for the cosmos. Join them on this extraordinary journey of discovery and inspiration.

Product Code: 18769