• SVBONY SV241 DC + USB Hub for Telescope Accessories — Power and Connect Multiple Astronomy Devices
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SVBONY SV241 DC + USB Hub for Telescope Accessories — Power and Connect Multiple Astronomy Devices | Telescope Wolves

SVBONY SV241 DC + USB Hub for Telescope Accessories — Power and Connect Multiple Astronomy Devices | Telescope Wolves

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The SVBONY SV241 DC and USB hub is a power-and-data box that tidies up the tangle of cables in an astrophotography setup. Instead of running separate power leads and USB cables all the way down from your camera, focuser, filter wheel and mount, you plug them into one small hub mounted near the telescope — then run a single power cable and a single USB cable back to your battery and computer.

That cuts cable snag and drag, reduces the chance of a lead catching as your mount slews, and makes packing up faster at the end of a session.

Who it's for: Astrophotographers with several powered accessories who want a cleaner, more reliable cable setup. Learn how the pieces fit together in our beginner's guide to astrophotography.

  • Consolidated power: feeds multiple DC accessories from a single input to reduce cable clutter.
  • Built-in USB hub: connects cameras and accessories through one upstream USB cable.
  • Fewer snags: shortens the leads that reach your moving mount, cutting drag and catch points.
  • Scope-side mounting: designed to sit on or near the tube so cables stay short and managed.
  • Faster teardown: unplug two upstream cables instead of many at the end of the night.
Specifications
Type DC power distribution + USB hub
Purpose Cable management for imaging rigs
Mounting Scope-side / near the telescope
Best used with Cameras, focusers, filter wheels, mounts

What does the SV241 do?
It combines DC power outputs and a USB hub near your telescope, so you only run one power cable and one USB cable back to your battery and computer.

Why do I want fewer cables at the scope?
Short, consolidated cabling reduces snag and drag as the mount slews, which improves reliability during long imaging sessions.

What powers it?
A single DC input feeds the hub; pair it with a suitable field battery or power supply for your accessories' combined draw.

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