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PARD TA62-35 640x480 Thermal Monocular with Rangefinder
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SKU: WX2*0740427
Overview
Built for hunters who want thermal detection and distance information in one compact unit, this monocular is suited to scanning open country, checking heat signatures, and confirming targets before closing the distance. Its 2.2x optical magnification, digital zoom options, and 17.5-degree field of view give it flexibility for both broader searches and closer inspection. The integrated rangefinder adds practical ranging capability, while the six color palettes and AMOLED eyepiece help tailor the display to conditions and personal preference. With an aluminum alloy and composite body, IP67 waterproofing, and a removable rechargeable battery, it is designed for field use without adding unnecessary bulk.
Why Hunters Choose the Pard
Integrated Rangefinder
Supports ranging to 2,900 meters
640x480 Thermal
25mK NETD for high sensitivity
2.2x Optical
Magnification plus 2/4/6/8x digital zoom
17.5-degree Field
Of view helps scan larger
Six Color
Palettes allow the display to
Key Features
- Integrated rangefinder measures targets up to 2,900 meters for vehicle-sized objects and 1,500 meters for human-sized targets.
- 640x480 uncooled vanadium oxide thermal sensor with 25mK NETD and 50 Hz frame rate.
- 2.2x optical magnification with 2/4/6/8x digital zoom for added viewing flexibility.
- 17.5-degree field of view helps scan larger areas for heat signatures.
- 1024x768 AMOLED eyepiece display with six color palettes, including White Hot and Black Hot.
- Aluminum alloy and composite body is IP67 waterproof and uses a removable, rechargeable 18650 battery.
Best Used For
- Hunters needing a lightweight thermal monocular for scanning large areas at night or in low-contrast conditions.
- Users who want integrated ranging for identifying distance to vehicle-sized or human-sized targets.
- Field users who prefer a compact, palm-sized device with a removable rechargeable battery.
- Hunters working in wet conditions who need an IP67 waterproof thermal optic.
- Users who want multiple color palettes and WiFi streaming for flexible viewing and sharing.
Specifications
| Additional Thermal Sensor Resolution | 384x288 |
|---|---|
| App Support | PardVision app support |
| Battery Life | Up to 5 hours |
| Battery Type | 18650 removable, rechargeable battery |
| Body Material | Aluminum alloy and composite |
| Color Palette Names | White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Indigo Hot, Edge, Sky |
| Color Palettes | 6 |
| Detector Type | Vanadium oxide IR detector |
| Digital Zoom | 2/4/6/8x |
| Display Resolution | 1024x768 |
| Display Type | AMOLED eyepiece display |
| Field Of View | 17.5deg |
| Frame Rate | 50 Hz |
| Netd | 25mK |
| Optical Magnification | 2.2x |
| Optics | All-glass multi-coated optics |
| Pixel Size | 12 microm |
| Rangefinder | Integrated |
| Rangefinder Range Human Sized Target | 1,500 meters |
| Rangefinder Range Vehicle Sized Object | 2,900 meters |
| Sensor Type | Uncooled vanadium oxide thermal sensor |
| Thermal Sensor Resolution | 640x480 |
| Waterproof Rating | IP67 |
| Weight | sub 11 ounces |
| Wi Fi | Integrated WiFi streaming |
Pros
- Integrated rangefinder supports ranging to 2,900 meters for vehicle-sized objects.
- 640x480 thermal sensor with 25mK NETD for high sensitivity in low thermal contrast.
- 2.2x optical magnification plus 2/4/6/8x digital zoom for added viewing flexibility.
- 17.5-degree field of view helps scan larger areas efficiently.
- Six color palettes allow the display to be matched to conditions and preference.
- IP67 waterproof aluminum alloy and composite body supports rugged field use.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 2.2x optical magnification is paired with digital zoom, so higher magnification comes from enlarging the image rather than changing the native optical view.
- The integrated rangefinder’s stated maximums depend on target size, with a shorter range listed for human-sized targets than for vehicle-sized objects.
- Battery life is listed at up to 5 hours per charge, so extended outings may require carrying a spare 18650 battery.
- The unit is compact and lightweight, which is useful for carry, but the smaller form factor may be less comfortable for users who prefer a larger handheld device.
Suggested Comparisons
- Thermal monoculars
- Handheld rangefinders
- Digital night vision optics
- Compact observation optics
Suggested Accessories
- Rangefinder accessory
- Rechargeable 18650 battery
- Protective carry case
- Lens cleaning kit
Frequently Asked Questions
What range can the integrated rangefinder provide on the TA62-35 LRF?
The integrated rangefinder is listed as reaching up to 2,900 meters for a vehicle-sized object and 1,500 meters for human-sized targets.
What thermal sensor and image display does this monocular use?
The product data lists a 640x480 uncooled vanadium oxide thermal sensor, along with a 1024x768 AMOLED eyepiece display.
Does the TA62-35 LRF offer optical and digital magnification?
Yes. It is listed with 2.2x optical magnification and 2/4/6/8x digital zoom.
How long can the battery last, and is it replaceable?
The included 18650 removable, rechargeable battery is listed as providing up to 5 hours of use on a charge, and it can be swapped out in the field.
Is the monocular waterproof, and what materials is the body made from?
The body is described as aluminum alloy and composite, and it is listed as 100% waterproof to IP67 standards.