NOCPIX MULTISPECTRAL THERMAL BINOCULARS OMNI H35R LRF 8K

The Nocpix OMNI H35R multispectral thermal binoculars combine a 640×512 pixel thermal channel (12 µm, NETD ≤ 15 mK, 50 Hz) with a 35 mm F0.9 lens and an 8K colour digital channel (8192×6144) with a 50 mm F1.8 lens, plus a 1000 m laser rangefinder. In one device, one button switches from the thermal image to the digital image: heat reveals the animal and 8K shows it in colour and detail, by day, at twilight and at night.

Features

• 640×512 thermal channel at 12 µm, NETD ≤ 15 mK: in-house sensor with a 35 mm F0.9 lens, 2x to 16x magnification, 12.5° × 9.4° field (21.9 × 16.5 m at 100 m) and detection up to 1800 m. Seven palettes: White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Rainbow, Violet, Crimson and Viridian.
• 8K digital channel: 8192×6144 sensor at 1.2 µm and 50 mm F1.8 lens, with 3x to 18x magnification and an 8.8° × 6.6° field (15.4 × 11.5 m at 100 m). Image modes for day, dusk, moon, green, yellow and auto.
• Removable infrared illuminator: 850 nm (longer range) and 940 nm (more discreet) modules, swapped by hand without tools, with four power levels, for the digital channel in total darkness.
• 1000 m laser rangefinder and ballistic data: distance and ballistic reference on screen while observing. Over N-Link, the digital image and the distance can be shared with other Nocpix devices.
• Steady, comfortable viewing: electronic image stabilisation from 1x, zoom in steps as small as 0.5x, 0.5-inch 1600×1200 AMOLED display, 12 mm exit pupil, 25 mm eye relief and −4 to +4 dioptre adjustment.
• Simple controls: four buttons, one-press thermal/digital switching, focus rings underneath within fingertip reach and picture-in-picture (PIP).
• Uninterrupted power: built-in battery plus two replaceable 18650s, in a polarity-free compartment that takes the batteries either way round, even in the dark. Up to 7.5 hours of battery life; four 18650s come in the box.
• Rugged and connected: magnesium alloy body with anti-slip grip, IP67, −20 °C to +50 °C, tripod thread, 64 GB for photo and video, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth with automatic connection to the Nocpix app.

Why choose this model?

The OMNI H35R is the top of the series: a 640×512 thermal sensor with a 35 mm lens, which takes detection to 1800 m and gives more thermal detail when zooming in, plus the 8K digital channel with a 50 mm F1.8 lens and a 1000 m rangefinder. It is the model for observing at longer distances and identifying the animal with confidence by day, at twilight and at night.

It comes with the 850 nm illuminator and a carry bag. If a wider field for scanning at close range matters more, look at the OMNI L19R.

Technical specifications

In the box

• Nocpix OMNI H35R binoculars
• Carry bag
• 2-in-1 neck and shoulder strap
• 2 lens caps
• 4 × 18650 batteries
• 18650 battery charger
• Tripod adapter
• Data cable
• Lens cleaning cloth
• Quick start guide
• 850 nm infrared illuminator

How to choose

Both OMNI models share the 8K digital channel (8192×6144, 50 mm F1.8), the 1000 m rangefinder, the 1600×1200 display, the batteries and the magnesium body; the thermal channel is what changes. The L19R (384×288, 19 mm, thermal magnification 1.5x to 12x) has the wider field and works best at short and medium distances. The H35R (640×512, 35 mm, 2x to 16x) detects up to 1800 m, gives more detail when zooming in, and includes the 850 nm illuminator and the bag.

Frequently asked questions

Is the OMNI H35R thermal or digital night vision?
Both. It has a 640×512 thermal channel, which sees heat even in total darkness, and an 8K colour digital channel, which works with the infrared illuminator at night. One button switches between them.

What batteries does it use?
A built-in battery and two replaceable 18650s, which fit either way round. Battery life reaches 7.5 hours, and four 18650s and a charger come in the box.

How far can it detect an animal?
With the thermal channel, the manufacturer states 1800 m for a 1.7 × 0.5 m target. Detection means seeing the heat source; recognising the animal requires much shorter distances.

What are the 850 nm and 940 nm illuminators for?
They light the scene for the digital channel in total darkness. The 850 nm module gives more light and range; the 940 nm module is more discreet, with slightly shorter range. They are swapped by hand, without tools.