Seestar TH10 hydraulic tripod head is specially designed for use with Seestar smart telescopes in equatorial mode. It also compatible with most SLR cameras, mirrorless cameras, video cameras, and more.

Made of durable full-metal construction, Seestar TH10 tripod head is compatible with most tripods and accessories on the market. It comes with a quick-release plate that supports both 3/8″ and 1/4″ screws, allowing for easy setup with a wide variety of devices.

With a self weight of 411g, this tripod head can carry a large payload of 5kg.

Note: The TC20 + S50 setup is not supported in regions with a latitude below 15° when used in equatorial mode.

Why Choose the Seestar TH10 tripod head?

• Compact and Portable: Weighs only 411g
• Hydraulic Damping System: Ergonomic design for fluid and precise control every time.
• Wide Range of Shooting angles: 360° pan and 180° tilt adjustment for maximum flexibility
• Heavy Duty Payload: Supports up to 5kg, perfect for professional camera equipment
• Broad Compatibility: Compatible with most DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, and camcorders

Compact and Portable

Seestar TH10 is a compact hydraulic tripod head, with a height of just 84mm and a weight of only 411g. The base diameter is 50mm. Made from CNC-machined aluminum alloy, it offers a premium feel and enhanced durability, all while being incredibly lightweight. Perfectly designed for use with the Seestar smart telescope in equatorial mode.

Hydraulic Damping System

Featuring an ergonomic hydraulic damping system, the Seestar TH10 tripod head makes polar alignment smoother than you expect.
With just a light touch, you can easily adjust the pan and tilt scale, making it perfect for beginners!

Wide Range of Shooting angles

Seestar TH10 tripod head supports 360° pan and -90° to 90° tilt, offering moderate damping for smooth adjustments and stable control. When used with Seestar, you can quickly calibrate the angles by the scale and switch to equatorial mode with a single click on the app. The intuitive knobs ensure secure locking, allowing for effortless multi-angle shooting.

(360° Pan | -90° to 90° Tilt)

Wide Compatibility

Seestar TH10 tripod head features a standard 1/4″ screw on top, compatible with most SLR cameras, mirrorless cameras, video cameras, and more, with an included adapter for 3/8″ screws, making it perfect for Seestar series.
The base has a 3/8″ screw hole, ensuring compatibility with most tripods, monopods, and desk mounts.
With a high load capacity of up to 5kg, it’s built to handle your equipment with ease.

Product Details

Appreciation Work

Connection Method

When using Seestar S50’s TC20 tripod with the TH10 tripod head, be noted that the tripod head might hit the tripod leg at some certain angles. Thus, this combo is not compatible with regions located below 15° latitude.
Note: TC20 is the tripod that comes with the Seestar S50.

 

1. After unfolding the tripod, adjust each leg to the desired length and securely lock them in place. Then, place the tripod body on a flat, stable surface. Align one leg roughly towards the north (in the Northern Hemisphere). Carefully observe the spirit level and adjust the leg height to ensure the bubble is centered within the marked circular indicator. At this point, the tripod is properly set up.

2. First, install TH10 by screwing the 1/4″ to 3/8″ threaded screw adapter into the Seestar, subsequently, use a coin wrench to tighten the screws of the adapter.

3. Attach the quick release plate, making sure it fits securely with the Seestar. (See attached pictures for reference). Then, tighten the screws on the quick release plate to ensure proper polar alignment during the setup process.

4. Tighten the horizontal adjustment knob at the bottom of the TH10 and attach the TH10 to the tripod. Then, loosen the knob and keep the dovetail groove pointing North, which should align with the north-facing support leg. Finally, tighten the knob.

5. Install the Seestar device onto the TH10, aligning it with the dovetail groove. Tighten the knob firmly to ensure the equipment is secure. Once confirmed, the installation is complete.

Structural Dimension Diagram

What’s in the Box?