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SKU: 100049048
Built for users who need both thermal and optical observation in one handheld unit, this bi-spectrum monocular is suited to patrol, search and rescue, and other demanding field tasks. Its high-sensitivity thermal detector and ultra-low-light optical detector are paired with a 1024×768 OLED display and a large field of view for situational awareness in difficult conditions. The device is described as capable of detecting hidden objects through smoke, fog, rain, and snow, and its waterproof design supports use in severe weather. A user-friendly interface and ergonomic controls round out a package aimed at practical, extended field use rather than casual viewing.
Bi-spectral Design
Combines thermal and ultra-low-light optical
High-sensitivity Thermal
Detector supports identifying hidden objects
Large-field-of-view Eyepiece
1024×768 OLED display aid viewing
Waterproof Construction
Is suited to severe weather
User-friendly Interface
Ergonomic controls support straightforward operation
| Display | 1024A-768 OLED display |
|---|---|
| Field Of View | large field of view |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Optical Detector | ultra-low light optical detector |
| Resolution | 640x512 |
| Thermal Detector | 12Ioem high sensitivity thermal detector |
| Waterproof | Yes |
It is a handheld thermal and optical bi-spectrum monocular, combining a thermal detector with an ultra-low light optical detector.
Yes. The product data lists a 1024A-768 OLED display with an eyepiece and a large field of view.
The source says it can quickly detect hiding objects in smoke, fog, rain, and snow, and notes waterproof capability for severe weather and challenging environments.
The product data lists patrol, search and rescue, drug interdiction, and suspect apprehension.
No. Those details are not provided in the source data, so they cannot be confirmed here.