Pegasus Astro Motor Focus Kit Universal v2

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About this product

The Pegasus Astro Motor Focus Universal v22 Kit fits most of the commonly available telescope focusers.

Provides fast, accurate focusing for your telescope.

The high-resolution geared box has a 0.06-degree step size and can easily lift more than 6 Kg (per cm). Moreover, the motor’s gearbox has low backlash, which imaging software can easily compensate for.

Its high torque is suitable for lifting heavy imaging equipment.

The RJ45 socket can be converted to a compatible Robofocus Pinout.

Note: You will also need a motor controller to drive the motor.

Products that can drive the Motor Focus Kit are:

Dual Motor Focus Controller
Ultimate Powerbox v1 and V2
eXternal Motor Controller

Motor Brackets

Pegasus has designed the L-shaped bracket to fit onto most focusers in the market. 

The lower part of the redesigned bracket can be replaced with a slimmer rail (included) for better compatibility with Newtonian and other low-profile focusers.

This L-shaped black anodised aluminium bracket is robust, has cut rails, and can be attached to a wide range of focusers.

Includes Five Stepper Motor Couplers

Five solid motor couplers are included with bore sizes 4-8 mm for connection to most focuser shafts.

The Pegasus Astro Motor Focus Universal (V2) has been successfully fitted to the following:

What's in the box

• 1 x Motor Focus Kit Universal
• 1 x L (narrow and wide part) black anodised bracket
• 5 x Solid Motor Couplers (4mm to 8mm)
• Different sizes (Pairs of M3x10, M4x10, M4x30 M5x10, M6x10, ) of metric screws and washers
• 4 x  M3x6mm length screws (to attach the enclosure on the bracket)
• 4 x M3x6mm length screws (to attach the enclosure on the bracket)

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