Motorized flats panel Wanderer Astro V4 IR, 125 mm

This version retains all the features of the V4-EC model, with the addition of an infrared remote control, eliminating the need for a USB connection for manual control. Thanks to the 12 V power cable, field installation is even easier.

Designed with high quality materials, it includes an integrated cable management system to prevent damage and protective pads to prevent scratches on the telescope.

The Wanderer Cover V4EC is a motorized cover system with integrated flat box, specially designed for remote observers or for astrophiles who want to fully telecontrol their setup, even when traveling!

The Wanderer Cover comes complete for immediate installation as it includes a stepper motor operating at 12V; the opening of the Wanderer Cover can be customized in different positions and guarantees a maximum opening of 270°, thanks to this option you will be able to reduce wind resistance when the panel is closed.

A mechanical limit will prevent the opening from being excessive, forcing the closure to a user-defined position.

The V4 version includes an integrated 3-stage heating system.

Wanderer Cover includes an LED panel with 255 intensity levels that can be customized and reproduced with third party software (NINA, SGP, Voyager) or with Wanderer's native software.

Note: You can use the IR command to open/close the panel and adjust the brightness, while you are using your ASIAIR

Main features:

• IR remote control: remote control without the need for USB cables
• Built-in encoder: provides real-time information about the position of the cover with an accuracy of ±0.25
• Enhanced motor: +50% load capacity, -20°C resistant
• Advanced attenuation: 255 levels with improved PWM frequency to eliminate screen banding
• Anti-condensation heating: keeps the panel dry and prevents moisture build-up inside the telescope
• ASCOM and NINA compatible: supports up to 6 devices simultaneously
• ASIAIR compatible thanks to the infrared remote control, for use without USB connection

Technical specifications

Note: The luminous diameter should be equal to or greater than the outer diameter of the telescope bell.