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ATN Binox 6 Dual (384x288) Multispectral Thermal Binoculars 5.5-44x Built-in LRF
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SKU: WX2*0749345
Overview
Built for hunters and field users who need one optic to cover changing light, this binocular pairs thermal, daytime, and night-vision viewing in a single platform. Its dual-view design and built-in laser rangefinder support glassing, target confirmation, and movement tracking across brush, smoke, and low-contrast terrain, while the IR illuminator extends nighttime visibility when conditions go dark. The 4K CMOS sensor, thermal engine, and OLED display are aimed at delivering clear, responsive imagery for scouting, hog hunting, and search-and-rescue work. It is a compact, lightweight option for users who want advanced imaging without carrying separate devices, though its feature set is more specialized than a simple daytime binocular.
Why Hunters Choose the Atn
Dual Thermal
Daylight imaging supports use from
12m Vox
Thermal sensor provides detailed heat
High-transmission Germanium
Lens and Wide Dynamic Range
Built-in Ir
Illuminator extends night visibility to
Picture-in-picture Dual-view
Switching lets you zoom while
Key Features
- ATN 6th Generation thermal engine with a 12m VOx sensor for thermal imaging
- 384x288 multispectral thermal binoculars with 5.5-44x magnification
- High-transmission germanium lens and Wide Dynamic Range processing
- 1.8 4K CMOS sensor for daylight imagery
- Built-in IR illuminator extends visibility to 400m
- Picture-in-Picture Dual-View Switching for thermal, daytime, and night vision modes
- 0.49 OLED display with 1920x1080 resolution and 50 Hz refresh rate
Best Used For
- Hunters glassing ridgelines at first light and needing thermal plus daylight viewing in one device.
- Users scanning dense brush, smoke, or low-contrast terrain for heat signatures and movement.
- Search-and-rescue teams needing flexible imaging modes and built-in IR visibility after dark.
- Field users who want handheld binocular-style observation with tripod support for steadier viewing.
- Hunters tracking wildlife in changing light conditions and switching quickly between thermal and night vision modes.
Specifications
| Ai Imaging Technology | SharpIR |
|---|---|
| Daylight Sensor | 1.8 4K (3840x2160) CMOS sensor |
| Display Refresh Rate | 50 Hz |
| Display Resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Display Type | 0.49 OLED display |
| Dual View Switching | Yes |
| Image Processing | Wide Dynamic Range processing |
| Ir Illuminator | built-in IR illuminator |
| Ir Illuminator Range | 400m |
| Lens | high-transmission germanium lens |
| Magnification | 5.5-44x |
| Material | magnesium alloy |
| Picture In Picture | Yes |
| Thermal Engine | 6th Generation thermal engine |
| Thermal Sensor Resolution | 384x288 |
| Thermal Sensor Type | 12m VOx |
| Tripod Mount | standard tripod mount |
| Viewing Modes | thermal, daytime, and night vision modes |
| Weight | less than 1.62 lbs. |
Pros
- Dual thermal and daylight imaging supports use from dawn through darkness.
- 12m VOx thermal sensor provides detailed heat detection across varied conditions.
- High-transmission germanium lens and Wide Dynamic Range help in dense brush and low contrast.
- Built-in IR illuminator extends night visibility to 400m.
- Picture-in-Picture Dual-View Switching lets you zoom while keeping a wider field of view.
- 0.49 OLED display with 50 Hz refresh supports smooth viewing and reduced eye fatigue.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Dual thermal/day/night capability adds versatility, but it also means you’re carrying a more complex optic than a single-purpose binocular.
- The built-in IR illuminator extends nighttime visibility to 400m, yet that performance depends on using the illuminator rather than passive viewing alone.
- The 5.5-44x range is useful for inspection and identification, but higher magnification can narrow the field of view and make steady viewing more demanding.
- At under 1.62 lbs., it is relatively light for its feature set, but the magnesium alloy construction and integrated electronics still make it a substantial piece of gear for long carries.
Suggested Comparisons
- Thermal binoculars
- Digital night vision binoculars
- Handheld monocular optics
- Rangefinding optics
Suggested Accessories
- Tripod mount
- Protective carrying case
- Lens cleaning kit
- External power bank
Frequently Asked Questions
What imaging modes does the Binox 6 Dual support for hunting use?
The Binox 6 Dual supports thermal, daytime, and night vision modes, with Picture-in-Picture Dual-View Switching for viewing a zoomed target while keeping a wider scene in view.
Does this binocular include a built-in rangefinder?
Yes. The product title states it includes a built-in LRF, but the provided data does not list its range or other rangefinder specifications.
How far can the built-in IR illuminator reach?
The long description states the built-in IR illuminator extends visibility to 400m. No additional details are provided about conditions or limitations.
What display does the Binox 6 Dual use?
It uses a 0.49 OLED display with 1920x1080 resolution and a 50 Hz refresh rate.
Is the unit heavy for field carry?
The long description says it weighs less than 1.62 lbs. and uses a magnesium alloy body, but no further carry or balance details are provided.