Celestron Zhumell Z114 Portable Telescope

Stunning views start with a parabolic mirror

The Zhumell Z114 Portable Reflector Telescope features a 114mm parabolic primary mirror, a high-end feature not usually found in telescopes of this size. The parabolic mirror removes visual defects like spherical aberration, providing noticeably sharper views. The primary mirror and all other optical surfaces are coated with Zhumell’s high-reflectivity coatings. You can count on more than 90 percent light transmission, for brighter views of even dim objects like nebulae. You’ll also get two fully coated eyepieces: a 1.25” 17mm eyepiece for wide field views and a 1.25” 10mm eyepiece for higher magnification. Thanks to its industry-leading optical components, the Z114 outperforms other tabletop telescopes of a similar size for a difference you can see and appreciate under the night sky. With the Z114, Zhumell has put your money where it belongs: into the telescope’s optical system.

The Dobsonian that goes everywhere

The Z114’s mechanical design is simple and streamlined. A durable, sturdy construction means your Zhumell will stand up to years of use and travel. Thanks to its compact size and weight, you can confidently pack it along for camping trips, vacations, and more.

Features:

• Quick and easy setup
• Includes 2 eyepieces (17mm, 27x and 10mm, 46x) 
• Optical Design: Reflector
• Focal Length: 465 mm
• Focal Ratio: f/4
• Eyepiece 1: 27x (17mm)
• Eyepiece 2: 46x (10mm)
• Finderscope: Red Dot
• Tripod: Tabletop mount (Dobsonian)
• Aperture: 114 mm
• Mount: Dobsonian
• Optical Coatings: Coated
• Optical Tube Length: 475 mm
• Dimensions: H 72 x W 43.5 x D 43.5 cm
• Weight: 7.62 kg

Solar Warning: Never look directly at the sun with the naked eye or with an optic (unless you have the correct solar filter). Permanent and irreversible eye damage may result of this. Never use your optic to project an image of the sun onto any surface. Internal heat build-up can damage the optic and any accessories attached to it. Never leave your optic unsupervised and make sure an adult who is familiar with the correct operating procedures is with your optic at all times, especially when children are present.