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IMPORTANT: Our store is located in Canada. All orders that include products manufactured outside of Canada or USA will be subject to tariffs and duties, regardless of the order value. US customers are responsible for all applicable duties and tariffs, and those will be billed by the carrier, except for the Lacerta upgrade kit, for which we collect them at checkout.
Player One Phoenix Filter Wheel - 5x2"

Player One Phoenix Filter Wheel - 5x2"

by Player One
SKU POA-PW5-2
$299.00 - $299.00
$299.00
$299.00 - $299.00
$299.00
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  • 5-position motorized filter wheel
  • Supports 2" mounted filters
  • High-precision indexing for accurate filter positioning
  • CNC-machined aluminum housing for rigidity and durability
  • Optimized for large-format astrophotography filters
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  • Description
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  • Specifications

The Player One Phoenix Filter Wheel 5×2" is designed for astrophotography setups that require large 2" mounted filters. It provides reliable and precise filter switching for demanding imaging sessions.

Built with a solid CNC-machined aluminum structure, it ensures stable alignment and repeatable positioning, making it ideal for high-end monochrome deep-sky imaging systems. It is commonly used with LRGB and narrowband filter sets in larger sensor configurations. Full review and detailed analysis coming soon.

How many filters does it support?
It supports up to 5 mounted 2" filters.

Who is this filter wheel for?
It is designed for advanced astrophotographers using large sensors or 2" filter systems.

Is it suitable for deep-sky imaging?
Yes, it is widely used for LRGB and narrowband deep-sky astrophotography.

Detailed specifications coming shortly.