An airtight cylindrical chamber containing the two cells, one with rubidium (Rb) and the other with sodium (Na), which receive the light through a two prism positions; the two Lindemann electrometers (meters) are enclosed in the underlying rectangular chamber, which also acts as an electrostatic screen and as a support for the 2 microscopes. The operating principle is to transform the starlight into an electrical signal, thus allowing an objective and precise measurement of the luminosity of the stars and its variations.