Enhance your covert and intelligence operations using the Newcon Optik SENTINEL LRF 640 Thermal Rangefinder Bi-Ocular. This versatile device combines high-resolution thermal imaging and laser range-finding capabilities. Designed as a bi-ocular optic, it reduces fatigue by allowing you to conduct observations with both eyes. Its 640 x 512 uncooled sensor, combined with wide field optics, allows you to view a thermal profile of the scene at a 9 Hz refresh rate, and detect and recognize targets and their activity at ranges up to 1.86 miles. This infrared camera is enhanced with a built-in 1.55µm eye-safe laser rangefinder and a compass, delivering precise target distance, azimuth, and elevation to the internal display. In addition, the bi-ocular generates a video output in NTSC or PAL formats that can be delivered to an external monitor or a recording device. To provide years of service and to withstand challenging conditions and adverse weather, this thermal rangefinder is outfitted with a durable, waterproof housing that is ergonomic and provides a standard 1/4"-20 socket for mounting on a tripod for long-term observations. It also offers eyepieces with diopter adjustments and rubberized eyecups.

640 x 512 Uncooled Sensor    75mm Objective Focal Length    2x, 4x Digital Zoom/Optional 8x    8 x 7° Field of View    1.55µm Rangefinder/1.86-Mile Range    360° Azimuth/120° Elevation Scan    NTSC/PAL Video Outputs at 9 Hz    Magnetic Compass with Digital Output    Waterproof Housing with 1/4"-20 Socket    Dioptric Adjustments/Rubber Eyecups

• 640 x 512 uncooled sensor

• Spectral Range: 7 - 14µm

• Sensitivity: <50 mK

• 9 Hz refresh rate

• 75mm lens system

• Field of View: 8 x 7°

• 2 - 4x digital zoom (8x optional)

• 25mm eye relief

  • 1.55µm eye-safe emission

  • Ranging and Accuracy: 3280.8 yards with an accuracy within ± 1.1 yards

  • Azimuth Scan: 360°

  • Elevation Scan: ±60°

  • Built-in magnetic compass with digital output

    • NTSC or PAL video output

    • 1/4"-20 tripod socket

    • Diopter Adjustment Range: +2 to -6

      • Ergonomic housing

      • Rubber eyecups

      • Waterproof

      • Weight: 3 pounds

        Related Questions and Answers

        Q: 1. Is this AGM Varmint TS35-384 new, or is it used/refurbished? (Strange question- Doesnt specify. I have been burned before.)

        A: Yes, the AGM Varmint LRF TS35-384 Thermal Imaging Riflescope with 35mm Lens (50 Hz) is new. All items are new unless specifically stated otherwise.

        Q: 2. Does the camera run with a separate Software or it's possible to operate without?

        A: Complete Viewing Software: There are many ways to access the camera's features: using a web browser, with the Bosch Video Management System, with the free-of-charge Bosch Video Client or Video Security Client, with the video security mobile app, or via third-party software.

        Q: 3. Will this fit on an Leonardo AW189

        A: The FLIR 640 x 480 T840 Thermal Imaging Camera with DFOV 14/24° Lens BH #FL892120101 does not feature a built-in bracket or mounting option.

        Q: 4. Is the underarm strap removable if you don't want to use it?

        A: Yes, you can remove the under arm strap, the splits in the clasp allow you to remove it from the pad.

        Q: 5. This comes with a mount correct?

        A: The AGM Varmint LRF TS50-384 Thermal Imaging Riflescope with 50mm Lens (50 Hz) does not come with a mount.

        Q: 6. The strap holds the heavy camera at one point only. Will the camera strong enough to have all the weight at one point only?

        A: According to the manufacturer it was tested to hold over 100kg or 220lbs. If you have a large lens attached you might want to attach the strap to the lens and not the camera strap eyelets.

        Q: 7. Is the underarm strap really of any benefit?

        A: Yes it keeps the strap from rolling forward and backwards, but if it is not comfortable for the way you use your camera, you can remove it if need be.

        Q: 8. Coming from a Peak Design system, could this sling strap be fitted with AL-4 anchor link(s)?

        A: You could remove the D rings and attach the Peak Design AL-4 anchor system, however, the release system on the RucPac Sentinel Camera Strap is just as secure as AL-4.

        Q: 9. does the strap have to be attached to the one screw point on the bottom of the camera or can it be attached to where the manufacture neck strap attaches?

        A: You can attach the strap to the 1/4 thread on the bottom given you put the adapter. the strap comes without the adapter but it be wise not to do it.

        Q: 10. What is the largest caliber it is safe to use on

        A: The AGM Rattler TC35-640 Thermal Imaging Clip-On is rated up to .308.