Astronomical Telescope
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Product Code : SCL-ALE-11944
Astronomical Telescope (SKU SCL-ALE-11944) is an educational optical instrument for observing distant celestial objects and for showing how a telescope gathers and focuses light. It suits supervised sky-watching, astronomy lessons, science clubs and introductory optics work in schools and colleges. Science Lab Supplies offers it from Ambala, India, and confirms the exact optical configuration of the model on each quotation for schools, institutional laboratories, tender contractors and distributors.
Specifications
The telescope's key details follow in the table. In short, it is a single educational telescope for supervised celestial observation, while the optical design, aperture, focal length, magnification, mounting, construction materials and accessories such as eyepieces or a tripod are fixed for the selected model and written into your quotation.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | SCL-ALE-11944 |
| Product type | Educational astronomical telescope (optical instrument) |
| Primary use | Supervised celestial observation and astronomy education |
| Quantity | 1 telescope |
| Optical design, aperture and focal length | Stated for the selected model on the quotation |
| Magnification | Depends on the focal length and the eyepiece used |
| Mounting | Stated for the selected model on the quotation |
| Accessories | Eyepieces, tripod, finder scope, diagonal, carrying case or filters, as confirmed on the quotation |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the Astronomical Telescope
With this telescope, students can observe the Moon and other suitable bright objects and learn focusing, centring and optical alignment at first hand. It links classroom theory on lenses, mirrors and light collection to real observation, making it a useful instrument for school astronomy sessions, college optics practicals and STEM clubs.
- School astronomy: supervised viewing of the Moon and bright objects, linked to lessons on planets and stars.
- Optics and image formation: how lenses and mirrors collect light, building on bench work with a Concave Optics Experiment Lens or the Acrylic Lens and Prism set.
- Science-club and STEM sessions: aiming and focusing in an open observation area.
Never look at or point an unfiltered telescope at the Sun. Solar viewing needs a correctly specified solar filter fitted to the front of the telescope and expert supervision; looking at the Sun without one can cause serious eye injury.
Standard Scope of Supply
The standard supply is one Astronomical Telescope. Whether eyepieces, a tripod, a finder scope, a diagonal, a carrying case or filters come with your model is set out item by item on the quotation, together with the optical design and mounting, so you can compare it with your requirement before you order.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
You may ask for a quotation for a single telescope for a science club or for several units for an astronomy programme. Science Lab Supplies quotes packing, delivery time and price for the requested number, and astronomy models or optics bench items can be included in the same quotation.
With an Importer-Exporter Code, the business can ship to buyers in Egypt, Iraq, Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and Ethiopia. Science Lab Supplies is registered for GST (GSTIN 06ADEPJ0574F2ZU). To compare telescope options, write through the contact page or place them in the enquiry cart; public-sector purchases can follow the lab tender page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can students observe with the telescope?
Suitable targets include the Moon and other bright celestial objects. What can be seen depends on the aperture, focal length, optical design and eyepieces of the selected model, and on sky conditions, light pollution and the observer's experience.
What magnification does it give?
Magnification depends on the telescope's focal length and the eyepiece in use, so it changes when eyepieces are swapped. The focal length and any eyepieces for your model are stated on the quotation; begin observing with a low-magnification eyepiece.
How should the telescope be looked after?
Keep the optical surfaces covered when not in use and never touch lenses or mirrors with fingers. Remove loose dust only with proper optical-cleaning methods, and store the instrument in a dry place away from impact, moisture and heat.
Who supplies the Astronomical Telescope?
Science Lab Supplies quotes and dispatches the telescope from Ambala, India, for schools, colleges, science clubs, distributors and tender buyers. The quotation names the configuration offered, so it can be checked against a syllabus or tender schedule.
Related Astronomy Models and Optics
These models explain what students see through the eyepiece, from the Moon and its phases to the celestial sphere and Sun-Earth-Moon motions, and the convex lens lets a class study the optics behind telescopes. Any of them can be quoted together with this instrument.
- Globe of Celestial — celestial globe showing the apparent arrangement of stars.
- Moon Manual Model — introduces the Moon as Earth's natural satellite.
- Model of phases of Moon — why the Moon's visible lit portion changes over its orbit.
- Solar System — the Sun and planetary order for introductory astronomy.
- Sun-Earth-Moon Model — geared model reproducing the movements of the Earth and Moon.
- Orbit Tellurium 2 — geared Sun, Earth and Moon with a lamp as the Sun.
- Convex Lens 50mm — converging lens, 50 mm diameter, +100 mm focal length.
Browse the full Astronomy Lab Equipment range, the Light and Optics range for lenses, mirrors and optical benches, or all educational lab equipment.
Last updated: 22 October 2026
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