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SKU: 430115222
Built for hunters and other field users who need a compact thermal viewing tool, this monocular is designed for scanning and observation in low-visibility conditions. It pairs a 384 resolution, 12-micron, sub-20mK thermal detector with 2-16x magnification, giving it a practical range for close-to-mid-distance use. The TaipanV2 line also updates the original design with a removable rechargeable 18650 battery and a 90-degree layout, which may suit users who value easier battery management and a more comfortable viewing position. As with any thermal monocular, it is a specialized tool rather than a general-purpose optic, so it is best matched to users who already know they need thermal capability.
384x288 Thermal
12-micron detector detail
Sub-20mk Thermal
Sensor for improved temperature sensitivity
2-16x Magnification
Supports flexible scanning and observation
Removable Rechargeable
18650 battery adds field-ready convenience
Multiple Germanium
Lens sizes offer configuration options
| Battery Configuration | Removable rechargeable internal battery |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | Single removable rechargeable 18650 |
| Color | Black |
| Detector Pixel Pitch | 12-micron |
| Detector Resolution | 384 |
| Lens Material | Germanium |
| Magnification | 2-16x |
| Model | TaipanV2 19-384 |
| Thermal Resolution | 384x288 |
| Thermal Sensitivity | sub-20mK |
It is a thermal monocular in AGM’s TaipanV2 series, intended for users who want a handheld thermal viewing device.
The source data states that it uses a 384 resolution, 12-micron, sub-20mK thermal detector.
The product data says this model moved to a single removable rechargeable 18650 battery.
The title lists 2-16x, but the provided source text does not explain how that magnification is achieved or whether it is optical, digital, or both.
The source text specifically mentions a removable rechargeable 18650 battery, a new sub-20mK thermal sensor, and a new 90-degree t feature, but it does not provide further detail on the last item.