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SKU: 430115226
Built for handheld observation in the field, this thermal monocular combines thermal imaging with an integrated laser rangefinder to support ranging and situational awareness during low-light or no-light hunts. The 3-24x viewing range and 640x512 thermal resolution are paired with a 1024x768 OLED display for clear image presentation, while the 12-micron detector and sub-20 millikelvin sensitivity are part of the platform’s core design. A robust body, removable rechargeable 18650 battery, and waterproof construction make it a practical option for hunters who need a compact observation tool that can handle demanding conditions.
Integrated 1,000-meter
Laser rangefinder adds distance measurement
12-micron Infrared
Detector supports the ReachIR thermal
1024x768 Oled
Display is designed for improved
Sub-20 Millikelvin
Thermal sensitivity across the product
Removable, Rechargeable
18650 battery supports field-ready power
| Battery | Removable, rechargeable |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | 18650 |
| Body | Robust |
| Display | 1024A-768 OLED |
| Infrared Detector | 12 micron |
| Laser Rangefinder | Integrated |
| Laser Rangefinder Range | 1,000 meters |
| Magnification | 3-24x |
| Sensor Resolution | 640x512 |
| Temperature Sensitivity | sub-20 millikelvin |
| Thermal Monocular Series | ReachIR |
| Waterproof Rating | Present but unspecified |
Yes. The product description states that it includes an integrated laser rangefinder with a 1,000-meter range.
It uses a 1024A-768 OLED display, according to the provided product description.
The description says it uses a removable, rechargeable 18650 battery.
The product description says it has an impressive waterproof rating, but the exact rating is not provided.
The description states that the ReachIR series uses twelve micron infrared detectors and that the thermal sensors are rated at sub-20 millikelvin across the product family.