Solar eclipses, whether total, annular or partial, are an impressive natural phenomenon. But you urgently need to protect your eyes when watching the eclipse! This is best done through our safe and tested eclipse glasses from TSE17.
In addition to the eclipse glasses you will receive our great stickers and the essential information leaflet, which answers the most important questions about the solar eclipse - a real added value.
Leaflet
Our broschure answers the 10 most common questions: Compact but yet comprehensive – written by professional astronomers.
1. What is a solar eclipse?
2. What's the difference between a total, annular and partial solar eclipse?
3. Where can I watch a solar eclipse?
4. Why do I need solar eclipse glasses?5.
5. How long does a solar eclipse take?
6. How do I choose the best observing site?
7. Do I need a telescope?
8. How can I take pictures of a solar eclipse?
9. What can I see if the weather is bad?
10. When will the next total solar eclipse be seen in USA?
It also features a detailed map of the US with the exact path and exact times for the eclipse. A saftey guide as well as information about eclipse glasses is included.
Specifications: size 8.25" × 4", 4 panels accordion fold, 90lb paper gloss, inside outside print
Sticker
Our sticker shows a beautiful artwork of a solar eclipse together with the US flag and border outline of the United States. It is also perfectly suitable as a giveaway present for friends or colleagues.
Specifications: size round diam. 3.74", self-adhesive, UV coated, PVC vinyl, weather proof
Glasses
Description
All of our solar viewing glasses have an optical density 5 or greater, that means they are 100% safe for direct viewing of the sun. Thus our eclipse glasses are ideal for viewing the partial or annular phases of an solar eclipse. Easy to use: Just wear the solar eclipse glasses like normal glasses. The sun's surface will appear in a pleasent orange tone.
Safety Instructions
Each time before using please check front and back of each lens for damages such as scratches, pinholes or separation from frame. Wear your eclipse glasses to protect your eyes from solar radiation any time you look at the bright sun or the sun's reflection. When looking at a solar eclipse, use your eclipse glasses whenever any part of the bright sun, no matter how small, is visible during partial and annular phases. Children should observe the sun only with adult supervision.
Please also read our detailed safety instruction for deeper explanations.
Certification
Conforms to and meets the Transmission Requirements of ISO 12312–2, Filters for Direct Observation of the Sun. Meets the Transmission Requirements of EN 1836: 2005 + A1: 2007 (E) for an E15 Filter for the Direct Observation of the Sun. Meets the Transmission Requirements of AS/NZS 1338.1:2012, Filters for Eye Protectors. In compliance with EU PPE Regulations 2016/425. EU Type Examination by: CCQS Certification Services Ltd. (Notified Body No.: 2834), Block 1 Blanchardstown Corporate Park, Ballycoolin Road, Blanchardstown, Dublin, D15 AKK1, Ireland. Manufactured by: TSE17 GmbH, An der Heithörn 5, 17509 Hanshagen, GERMANY, www.tse17.com
Delivery
- 500 pcs. TSE17 solar eclipse viewing glasses
- 500 pcs. TSE17 solar eclipse leaflets
- 500 pcs. TSE17 solar eclipse viewing sticker
