Night vision binoculars can be used both day and night. Thermal imagers are a new type of night vision binoculars. Thermal imagers are also called passive night vision binoculars and require batteries. Thermal imagers use temperature differences across the target, so they are unaffected by the target's lighting. This means they can be used both day and night. Compared to infrared night vision devices, thermal imagers are less susceptible to environmental factors.
Thermal imagers are digital, and their resolution and lens directly affect their viewing range. Generally, thermal imagers have a range of 200-1000 meters.
The Onick RM-55 monocular day/night infrared night vision scope utilizes advanced uncooled vanadium oxide or polycrystalline silicon, along with an optimized optical system using advanced imaging circuitry. Its exterior and structural design is ergonomically optimized. Its enhanced waterproof design achieves an IP66 rating. Its low power consumption allows it to operate continuously for over five hours using a single internal rechargeable battery, ensuring overnight operation without battery replacement. It also features advanced fast-start functionality, enabling rapid imaging within 3 seconds, significantly enhancing user response. Its high refresh rate design enables the operator to observe fast-moving targets. Combined with a high-quality objective lens, it offers high performance, strong light resistance, and is safe and reliable. It can be mounted on a tripod for long-range nighttime observation, with a range of up to 1,000 meters. It can also be connected to cameras, camcorders, and wireless image transmission devices.
Product Features:
1. Portability: Compact, easy to carry, and highly discreet.
2. High-Definition Display: The eyepiece features a high-definition 1024×768 resolution OLED display, capable of operating at -45°C. 3. Strong Adaptability: Enables all-weather surveillance in all environments.
4. Expansion Slot: Provides ample room for expansion and upgrades, allowing for wireless device control and video transmission via external mobile devices.
5. Stable Power Supply: High-performance lithium batteries provide powerful power for outdoor use. An external power bank with ultra-large capacity is also available for extended, uninterrupted outdoor use.
6. Strong Structural Strength: The exterior is constructed from a rigid steel material, ensuring excellent workability and reliability, and the finished product offers a stunning appearance.
Applications: Suitable for special police operations, public security law enforcement, drug and smuggling investigations, armed police counter-intelligence, border patrols, coastal patrols, and individual nighttime reconnaissance.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Thermal Imagers: Thermal imagers have a longer viewing range than infrared night vision devices and are not affected by target brightness. However, while they can be used during the day, they certainly cannot see as far as ordinary binoculars. Furthermore, thermal imagers produce images that resemble a negative image, primarily showing outlines rather than a clear view of the target.
Thermal Imaging Riflescope
Telescope Maintenance:
1. Ensure the telescope is stored in a well-ventilated, dry, and clean area to prevent mold and mildew. If possible, place desiccant around the telescope and replace it frequently.
2. Gently wipe any remaining dirt or smudges on the lens with a professional lens cleaning cloth to avoid scratching the lens.
3. Telescopes are precision instruments. Do not drop, apply heavy pressure, or perform other violent actions on them.
4. Non-professionals should not attempt to disassemble or clean the interior of the telescope.
5. Avoid contact with sharp objects such as nails and needles.
6. Keep the telescope away from moisture and water. As a precision instrument, avoid using the telescope in harsh conditions.
