Explore the Sun at 393.4 nm (Ca-K line)—a layer slightly lower and cooler than H-alpha—to reveal super-granulation, magnetic plages, and activity around sunspots
Imaging-first design: internal narrowband filtering delivers a < 2.4 Å bandpass, ideal for cameras that capture stunning Ca-K detail many eyes can’t resolve visually
Why Ca-K? Complements H-alpha by adding depth and structure to active regions, helping you build a fuller picture of solar dynamics
Works with most standard nighttime refractors and with Lunt Modular Telescopes in their nighttime configuration—simple to integrate, powerful in results
Visual notes: Ca-K sits near the UV edge of vision; some observers (especially post-cataract surgery) see it well, but cameras consistently excel
Choose the right blocking filter size for your scope’s focal length to keep the full solar disk in-band and beautifully contrasted
Built by Lunt Solar Systems—precision Ca-K performance backed by solar-specific expertise
Specifications
Center Wavelength:393.4 nm (Calcium K)
Bandpass:< 2.4 Å (internal narrowband filter system)
Primary Use:Imaging (visual visibility varies by observer)
Compatibility: Most standard refractors; Lunt Modular Telescopes (nighttime configuration)
Recommended Aperture: Up to 100 mm (per blocking filter guidance)
Blocking Filter Options:
B600: For up to 600 mm focal length (≤100 mm aperture)
B1200: For up to 1200 mm focal length (≤100 mm aperture)
B1800: For up to 1800 mm focal length (≤100 mm aperture)
Use Case Highlights: Active-region mapping, magnetic-field proxies (bright plages), super-granulation structure, sunspot environs
What’s in the Box?
Lunt Calcium K Module in your chosen size (B600 / B1200 / B1800)
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