Thermal Monoculars & Binoculars (Spotters)
Specifically designed for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts, alike. With a thermal camera as part of your equipment you'll be able to track body heat, see through the dark/weather and observe animals from a distance.
Find out more about Thermal Monoculars & Binoculars (Spotters) below.
- IR resolution: 160 x 120px
- Integrated rechargeable battery and 8GB memory
- Highest Temperature Tracking, Distance Measurement, Wi-Fi Hot Spot and Sleep functions
- 12μm infrared detector
- Eye relief: 25mm
- Built-in storage: 16GB
- TE211, TE411 & TE421 models
- 12μm
- 10mm, 19mm, 25mm, or 35mm lenses
- High-brightness OLED display
- 8x digital zoom
- Four colour palettes: Black Hot, White Hot, Red Hot, and Fusion
- Video and image recording to 8GB memory
- 200m laser indicator
- PiP mode, 3 observation modes, 6 selectable thermal colour palettes
- IR resolution: 256x192px
- Detection range: up to 90m
- 160 x 120px VOx Microbolometer detector
- Selectable thermal colour palettes: InstAlert, Graded Fire 1&2, and Rain
- 20mk thermal sensor
- IR resolution: 384 x 288px
- Three models available with different lenses
- IR resolution: 384x288px
- Two versions available with different lens sizes, FOVs, and detection distances
- 1440 x 1080px, high-resolution OLED screen
- 17μm
- 25mm, 35mm, or 50mm lenses
- Built-in laser indicator
- Three models available
- 1,000 m laser range finder
- High optical magnification
- Pro-Grade thermal optics
- Three sensitivity amplification levels
- 850m detection range
- 12μm
- 19mm, 25mm, or 35mm lenses
- Built-in laser rangefinder for 600m
- For day-time, night-time, & low-light
- 2MP images in light conditions as low as 0.001 Lux
- 485m detection range, 256 x 192px IR resolution, 35mK thermal sensitivity
- IR resolution: 640 x 512px
- Six thermal colour palettes: White Hot, Black Hot, Alarm, Iron Red, Jade, and Amber
- Three models available with different lens sizes
- 12μm
- 19mm, 25mm, or 35mm lenses
- Built-in laser indicator
- High-end 12µm thermal sensor with a 384 x 288px resolution
- Long detection range: up to 1800m
- Thermal sensitivity: <20mK
- Adaptable for left-and right-handed use
- Video recording including sound
- IP67 Waterproof rating
- 25mm, F1.0 lens or a 35mm, F1.0 lens
- 12μm
- 35mm or 50mm lenses
- All weather observation
- IR resolution: 640 x 512px
- Built-in video recorder with 32GB memory
- Choice of lens: 13mm, 25mm, or 35mm
- Three models available with different FOVs and detection distances
- Thermal detector: 400 x 300px resolution at 17µm
- Smooth zoom, stadiametric rangefinder, scene modes, colour palettes and PIP
- XG30 & XG35 models available
- Wide field of view
- High-performing thermal sensor
- Four models
- FHD OLED display
- Built-in EMMC (64 GB)
- Dual View model available
- Three models available
- 1,000 m laser range finder
- High optical magnification
- NETD <20mk thermal sensor
- Laser Rangefinder: measure the distance to the target to an accuracy of ±1m (up to 1000m)
- Compact, easy-to-grip design with a soft, skin-friendly material
About Ecology & Outdoor Thermal Monoculars & Binoculars
Tracking wildlife can be tricky. There are so many factors that can hide animals such as darkness, foliage, and weather conditions so wouldn't it be ideal if there was a tool that could accurately track wildlife despite all these things?
Thankfully, there is! This section contains a selection of thermal imaging cameras that can be used to accurately track the body heat of animals regardless of the conditions you find yourself in. They're ideally suited for tracking an animal's location across a great distance without disturbing them in their natural habitat.
By using IR (infrared) technology, thermal cameras can see the world differently from what our eyes do. Rather than see everything normally, thermal cameras see the world as a collection of heat and - since most animals give off some heat - tracking them is easy. It can even see through natural camouflage and allows you to spot what otherwise might have been missed.
Scout thermal cameras can also be used to see through darkened woodland, making them an ideal companion for ramblers and other nature enthusiasts. They can also be used for security purposes and allow you to track man-sized targets across great distances.
