The TRS335L is a thermal imaging sight (thermal imaging camera to be mounted on the carbine) with an integrated LRF rangefinder. It can be used manually, or it can be mounted on the picatinny rail of the carbine by means of a special mount (supplied). This model is distinguished by having the best possible ratio of performance to compactness, with the addition of an integrated rangefinder. In fact, it manages to combine the performance of the best thermal imaging cameras (in terms of image quality and sharpness) with a very light weight and ultra-compact size; and most importantly, with the integration of an LRF rangefinder that provides precise measurements of target distances. The display has a resolution of 800x600 pixels that provides high contrast and optimal sharpness and definition. There is a choice of 6 different reticles and several different color palettes. With a durable aluminum shock guarantees robustness and reliability in all weather and environmental conditions. Totally independent of any kind of visible light, it allows you to see distinctly through fog, foliage, smoke and rain (both day and night). It comes with a tilt-adjustable display/screen, which is very useful for nature or census observations with a tripod.
TECHNICAL FEATURES:
- Sensor resolution: 384x288 pixels
- Pitch: 17 microns
- Frame rate: 50Hz
- Focal lens size: 35mm
- OLED display
- Display resolution: 800x600 pixels
- 5" LCD screen with plug and place mounting
- Zoom: 2-4x
- Field of view: 10.7°x8°
- Exit pupil: 35mm
- Diopter adjustment: -5 / +5 D
- Maximum detection distance (MAN): 700m
- Maximum detection distance (DOG): 1000m
- Reticles: 6 different reticles available
- Palette colors: 4 types
- Video output: yes
- Battery power supply: 1x18650
- Battery life: 4 hours continuous
- Operating temperatures: -30°C - +60°C
- Sturdy aluminum casing
- Dimensions: 133x41x58mm
- Weight: 400gr.
- Shutter-less technology to ensure anti-flicker of images
- Built-in laser range finder for measuring distances
- Optical zoom: 3.5x
- Easy calibration with one-shot zeroing.
