Cardboard glasses and phone filter

What it is and what it’s for

The glasses are the certified cardboard ones (model EVA003169) and the filter is the phone-camera one.

The certificate covers the glasses. The filter is not for your eyes: it goes in front of the camera.

What’s inside

One pair of cardboard glasses and one solar filter for your phone’s camera

• 1 × Cardboard eclipse glasses
• 1 × Solar filter for your phone’s camera

How to use it

1. Glasses on while you look at the Sun.
2. Filter in front of the camera while you take the photo, always looking at the screen.

Technical sheet

Model

EVA003169

Size

Front 140 × 37 mm, lenses 40.5 × 23 mm; one size

Material

Cardboard frame of about 250 g/m² with a solar filter in both lenses

Standard

EN ISO 12312-2:2015, filters for direct observation of the sun

Certificate

EU type-examination no. 26/10485/00/0161/B (Regulation (EU) 2016/425, module B); category II personal protective equipment

Notified body

AITEX (Alcoy, Spain), notified body no. 0161

Lab test

GIMT report no. YW20260555 (accredited laboratory CNAS L1071) on model EVA003169: luminous transmittance of 0.000309 % and 0.000339 %, within what the standard requires (0.000061 % to 0.0032 %). Pass.

Certificate valid

Until 1 October 2031

Shelf life

3 years from manufacture, according to the manufacturer

Phone filter

101.6 × 81.6 mm. For the lens of your phone’s camera. Not for looking at the Sun.

Manufacturer

Wenzhou Kangjing Optics Co., Ltd., Wenzhou (China)

EU importer

Flexibles y Accesorios Gobe, S.L., C/ Roger de Llúria 54, 08009 Barcelona (Spain)

Contents

One pair of cardboard glasses and one solar filter for your phone’s camera

Safety warnings

• Never look at the Sun without certified eclipse glasses, not even for a second: retinal damage doesn’t hurt and can be permanent.
• Check the filters before each use. If they are scratched, holed or coming loose, don’t use them.
• Don’t use them for more than 3 minutes at a time: look in spells and rest in between.
• Never look through binoculars, telescopes or cameras with them.
• They are not for driving or for looking at anything other than the Sun.
• Children, always with an adult.
• Don’t look at the Sun through the filter: it is for the camera, not for your eyes.
• Look at your phone’s screen, never at the Sun.
• Don’t use it with cameras that have an optical viewfinder.
• Meant for people over 18.
• Throw it away if it is damaged and, in any case, after 3 years.

Delivery

When sales open you’ll be able to get them delivered to your home or pick them up at a pickup point.

Frequently asked questions