Celestron Ultima Tripod with Pan/Tilt Head

BH #CEULTIMAT • MFR #93612
Celestron Ultima Tripod with Pan/Tilt Head
Key Features
  • For Scopes, Spotters, Binoculars, Camera
  • Payload Capacity: 8.8 Pounds
  • Adjustable Height from 29" to 68"
  • Three Leg Sections with Flip Latch Locks
The Celestron Ultima Tripod is the ideal support system for many of your favorite outdoor activities from bird watching to stargazing—whether you use a camera, binocular, astronomical binocular, spotting scope, or smaller refractor.
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Celestron 93612 Overview

The Celestron Ultima Tripod is the ideal support system for many of your favorite outdoor activities from bird watching to stargazing—whether you use a camera, binocular, astronomical binocular, spotting scope, or smaller refractor.

This aluminum tripod comes with a two-way pan/tilt head outfitted with a precise panning handle, a lock to hold the head in place, and a tension adjustment. Together, they make movements smooth when you're finding and tracking your terrestrial subject or astronomical object so you can lock it down and make detailed observations. A quick release plate with a 1/4"-20 threaded stud makes attaching and detaching your equipment quick and easy. Built with three leg sections, it extends from a minimum working height of 28" to a maximum of 68" with an extendable 27" center column. The column features a ballast hook on the bottom to hold a counterweight or pack that adds stability and vibration suppression by lowering the center of gravity. Weighing under 5 pounds, the tripod can hold up to 8.8 pounds of gear steady, so you can capture crisp details with a camera and lens or digiscoping through your spotter or binocular.

Head
  • Ideal observation platform for many outdoor activities from bird watching to stargazing
  • Easy to use and versatile pan-tilt head design
  • Large quick release mounting plate
  • 1/4"-20 mounting bolt fits most cameras, spotting scopes, and binocular adapters
  • Quick release plate has a safety mechanism that prevents it from sliding completely out of the pan head without pushing the release button
  • Panning handle and tension adjustment knob allow users to scan across the horizon in smooth motions and follow subjects as they move
  • Head tilts up to 90° with a lock knob to secure it in place at any angle
  • Head has lateral adjustment of up to 90° to set camera or optic on the side
  • Full 360° panning capability
  • Integrated bubble level
  • Polymer/plastic material
Tripod
  • 8.8-pound payload capacity will easily handle most optics including cameras, binoculars, astronomical binoculars, spotting scopes, and smaller telescopes
  • Three leg sections with fast flip latch style locks
  • 28.3" minimum height
  • 67.7" maximum height with center column extended
  • 27" center column with lock mechanism
  • Crank handle enables precise column height adjustment
  • Ballast hook on bottom of center column for adding a counterweight to lower the center of gravity, adding stability and vibration resistance
  • Integrated bullseye bubble level
  • Black woven cloth case with zipper closure and padded adjustable carrying strap
  • Aluminum alloy
UPC: 050234936125

Celestron 93612 Specs

Head
Head TypePan & Tilt Head
Camera Mounting Screw1/4"-20 Male
Independent Pan LockYes
Independent Tilt LockYes
Pan & Tilt Range
Lateral Tilt90°
Vertical Tilt90°
Panning Range360°
General
Load Capacity8.82 lb / 4 kg
Minimum Working Height28.3" / 72 cm
Closed LengthNot Specified by Manufacturer
MaterialsPolycarbonate, Aluminum Alloy
Weight74.78 oz / 2.12 kg
Legs
Leg Lock TypeFlip Lock
Independent Leg SpreadYes
Leg Sections3
Bubble LevelYes
Feet FeaturesRubber
Detachable Monopod
Maximum Working Height67.72" / 172.0 cm
Center Column
Center Column FeaturesBallast Hook
Center Column Sections1
Center Column Extension TypeRapid
Lateral / 90-Degree Center ColumnNo
Packaging Info
Package Weight5.81 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)28.5 x 5.7 x 5.1"

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