Nitecore LHH82 Lens Heater

Nitecore LHH82 Lens Heater

Warms the lens or telescope, keeps condensation away and the lens working even in freezing temperatures. A great accessory for the astrophotographer!

The Nitecore LHH82 Lens Heater, as its name suggests, warms the lens in cold weather and removes dew from the lens. It is powered by USB, so you can even use it as a power bank. It attaches around the lens with velcro, and is compatible with lenses with a 72 - 82mm filter thread.

• For stargazing, the lens does not fog up in freezing temperatures
• For time lapse photography, the lens/telescope does not fog up due to temperature changes
  
• For nature photography, keep the lens/telescope working and frost-free in the early morning hours.
• USB powered, meaning it works with standard power banks
• Works even in temperatures as low as -40 degrees Celsius
  
• Four temperatures

Have you ever had a great sunset or sunrise shot go wrong when the lens fogged up due to the overnight temperature change? The solution to this problem is a lens heater. The fogging phenomenon also occurs in summer on nights or mornings with temperatures above zero, especially near bodies of water or forests.

The USB-powered heater keeps lenses and telescopes working in the freezing winter. Zoom and focus work as they should and the lenses don't fog up from condensation.

Tip: The manufacturer states that the heating collar works in temperatures as low as -40 degrees Celsius. We recommend learning how to use the heating belt in freezing temperatures before that big filming gig.

Specifications:

• Power: via USB-C port
• Compatibility: 72 - 82mm filter thread lenses, e.g. Canon EF 70-200m f/2.8L IS III USM
• Four temperatures
• Power consumption: DC 5V 2A
• Cable length approx. 1.5m
• Weight: 190g
  
  

Package includes: Heated lens cap, USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable