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HIKMICRO ALPEX A50TN 940 NM DIGITAL NIGHT VISION RIFLE SCOPE
Day and night digital rifle scope with a 1920×1080 sensor, 50 mm F1.2 lens and 3.5× to 14× magnification. It includes a practically invisible 940 nm infrared illuminator for night hunting up to 550 m. 30 mm tube, recoil-activated recording and up to 12 hours of runtime.
The Hikmicro Alpex A50TN is a digital night vision rifle scope with the look and handling of a classic scope: 30 mm tube, mounting in standard rings and 60 mm of eye relief. By day it works as a colour scope; at night, with the 940 nm infrared illuminator that comes with the scope, it shows a black and white image. The 940 nm wavelength is practically invisible, which makes it suited to night hunting without giving away your position. The manufacturer states detection up to 600 m by day and 550 m at night.
Features
- 1920×1080 sensor: 50 Hz image, with day and night modes.
- 50 mm F1.2 lens: large aperture to gather more light, 3.5× to 14× continuous zoom and a 13.5 m field at 100 m.
- 940 nm IR illuminator: supplied with the scope, according to the manufacturer and the distributor, together with its bracket.
- 0.39-inch OLED display: 1024×768 resolution, diopter from -5 D to +5 D.
- 60 mm eye relief: comfortable and safe on calibres with recoil, with a 1000 g/0.4 ms resistance rating.
- Reticles and zeroing: several reticle profiles, freeze zeroing and picture-in-picture (PIP).
- Recording: 1440×1080 video and photos on the 64 GB internal memory, with audio and recoil-activated recording.
- Up to 12 hours of runtime: two internal lithium batteries and one replaceable CR123A cell, with USB-C charging.
- HIKMICRO Sight app: Wi-Fi hotspot to view the image and download photos and videos to your phone.
Technical specifications
| Sensor | 1920×1080, 50 Hz |
|---|---|
| Lens | 50 mm, F1.2 |
| Magnification | 3.5× to 14× (4× continuous zoom) |
| Field of view | 7.7° × 5.8° (13.5 m × 10.1 m at 100 m) |
| Minimum focus distance | 3 m |
| Detection range | Day 600 m; night 550 m |
| IR illuminator | 940 nm |
| Display | 0.39-inch OLED, 1024×768 |
| Image modes | Day, night |
| Exit pupil / eye relief | 5 mm / 60 mm |
| Diopter | -5 D to +5 D |
| Memory | 64 GB eMMC |
| Recording resolution | 1440×1080 (video and photo) |
| Functions | Hotspot, PIP, audio recording, recoil-activated recording, freeze zeroing, standby mode |
| Maximum recoil | 1000 g/0.4 ms |
| Battery | 2 internal lithium batteries + 1 replaceable external CR123A cell |
| Runtime | 12 h (25 °C, hotspot off) |
| Power | USB-C 5 V DC, 2 A |
| Mounting | Standard 30 mm tube |
| Protection | IP67 |
| Operating temperature | -30 °C to +55 °C |
| Dimensions | 442 × 78.1 × 83.5 mm |
| Weight | 1062 g without eyepiece and battery |
Package contents
The full package list is not published. The manufacturer and the distributor state that the scope comes with the 940 nm IR illuminator; the distributor adds the illuminator bracket and a focus ring. Mounting rings are not stated as included.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between 940 nm and 850 nm? The 940 nm illuminator is practically invisible, but reaches slightly less far: the manufacturer gives the A50TN (940 nm) 550 m of night detection and the A50T (850 nm) 600 m.
Can I use it by day? Yes. It has a day mode, with detection up to 600 m, and a night mode with the illuminator.
Which rings do I need? Rings for a 30 mm tube, as on an optical scope. They are not stated as included.
What battery does it use? Two internal lithium batteries, charged via USB-C, and one replaceable CR123A cell. The manufacturer states 12 hours of continuous use with the hotspot off.
Does it record shots? Yes. It records video with sound at 1440×1080 and can start recording automatically with the recoil of the shot.