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Bisque Paramount ME II/MX/MX+/MYT External Power Cable Set (one 12V/5A & one 12V/3A Device)

£213.00

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Model: bisque_sb10219
Part Number: SB10219

This cable set can be used to power up to two astronomical devices using the Paramount ME II/MX/MX+/MYT’s integrated “through the mount” External Power ports.

Each device must have the following specifications:

Device #1: 12V DC 5A max using a 2.1mm DC male power connector (tip positive or negative, defined by the input power source)
Device #2: 12V DC 3A max using a 2.1mm DC male power connector (tip positive or negative, defined by the input power source)

Cameras that meet these specifications include:

Apogee Instruments cameras
QSI cameras
SBIG ST-402 model cameras
SBIG STX model cameras
SBIG STT model cameras
SBIG STF model cameras
ZWO ASI model cameras
Generally, any camera that uses a 12V DC, 5A or 3A power supply using a 2.1mm connector.

Other astronomical devices that can be powered using this cable set include:

Focusers
Filter Wheels
Dew Heaters (note that many dew heaters draw more than 5A, please double-check your device’s specifications before using this cable to power a dew heater).
Rotators
Video Cameras

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Well made and clean through the mount power option

Tuesday, 28 June 2022 | Tom

These are expensive cables but given they are for a premium mount and everything from Bisque is relatively expensive we can ignore that. They are very well made and perform to spec. They are a nice option to deliver power without having to run power cables through the mount yourself. The 3A I use to power my ASI2600MM which peaks at about 2A’s at 100% so enough headroom there. The 5A is more than enough to power my Eagle4S, EAF, EFW, ASI290mini, Ecco2 and dew straps. With a 60W window I’m under 50W at full power and typically run at 35W. I’m sure you could manufacture something similar yourself for a lot cheaper. Or go the route of running heavy gauge cables through your mount. But, as a clean off the shelf solution these cables work great. Albeit at a cost.