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Seeker 19-384 2-16x Thermal Imaging Monocular - Seeker 19-384 2-16x Magnification 12mic 384x288-Res 50hz
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SKU: 430111872
Overview
Built for hunters who want a compact thermal viewing tool, this monocular is designed for scanning and observation in low-visibility conditions. It combines 2-16x magnification with a 384x288, 12 micron thermal detector and a 50hz refresh rate, giving users a flexible view for close-in checks or broader area scanning. The removable rechargeable 18650 battery and 90-degree tilt sensor are practical updates that support longer outings and help conserve power when the unit is not in use. For serious field use, it offers a straightforward thermal option without unnecessary complexity.
Why Hunters Choose the Agm Global Vision
384x288 Thermal
12 micron pixel pitch
Includes 2-16x
Magnification for flexible observation ranges
Uses Removable
Rechargeable 18650 battery instead of
90-degree Tilt
Sensor powers off the display
Available Multiple
Multiple germanium lens sizes in
Key Features
- Thermal imaging monocular in the AGM Seeker series
- 2-16x magnification range
- 384x288 thermal resolution with 12 micron detector
- Sub-20mK thermal sensor
- Uses a single removable rechargeable 18650 battery
- 90-degree tilt sensor powers off the display to save battery life
Best Used For
- Hunters needing a thermal monocular with 2-16x magnification for scanning and closer observation.
- Users who want a removable rechargeable 18650 battery instead of a built-in internal battery.
- Field users looking for a 384 resolution, 12 micron thermal detector in a compact monocular.
- Hunters who value a display that powers off with a 90-degree tilt sensor to save battery life.
Specifications
| Battery Type | single removable rechargeable 18650 |
|---|---|
| Display Power Saving | powers off the display to save battery life |
| Lens Sizes | multiple germanium lens sizes |
| Magnification | 2-16x |
| Pixel Pitch | 12 micron |
| Refresh Rate | 50hz |
| Thermal Detector | sub-20mK thermal detector |
| Thermal Resolution | 384x288 |
| Tilt Sensor | 90 degree tilt sensor |
Pros
- Features a 384x288 thermal detector with 12 micron pixel pitch.
- Includes 2-16x magnification for flexible observation ranges.
- Uses a removable rechargeable 18650 battery instead of a fixed internal pack.
- 90-degree tilt sensor powers off the display to help conserve battery life.
- Available with multiple germanium lens sizes in the Seeker series.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Uses a 2-16x magnification range, so the higher end will be more situational than a dedicated low-magnification thermal for close scanning.
- Powered by a single removable rechargeable 18650 battery, which adds flexibility but also means carrying and managing spare cells if you need extended time in the field.
- The 384x288, 12 micron thermal detector is a mid-tier resolution choice compared with higher-resolution thermal units, so image detail is more limited than on more advanced models.
- The 90 degree tilt sensor powers off the display to save battery life, which is useful in the field but may require a brief reactivation when repositioning the monocular.
Suggested Comparisons
- Thermal imaging binoculars
- Handheld thermal monoculars
- Thermal rifle scopes
- Night vision monoculars
Suggested Accessories
- 18650 rechargeable battery
- Battery charger
- Protective carrying case
- Lens cleaning cloth
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the AGM Seeker 19-384 designed for?
It is a thermal imaging monocular in the AGM Seeker series, intended for users who want a handheld thermal viewing device.
What thermal sensor and resolution does this model use?
The product data lists a 384x288 thermal detector with 12 micron pixel pitch and sub-20mK sensitivity.
Does this monocular have magnification?
Yes. The title lists 2-16x magnification.
What battery does the Seeker 19-384 use?
The source data says it uses a single removable rechargeable 18650 battery.
What battery-saving feature is mentioned?
The description says it includes a 90 degree tilt sensor that powers off the display to help save battery life.