Thermal monocular with a range of up to 2000 meters Pard TA32-25

Thermal monocular with a range of up to 2000 meters Pard TA32-25 has a lightweight and compact design. It provides the ability to examine a perimeter at a distance of between 1500 and 2000 meters, depending on the object of scanning. The model is designed for monitoring, recognizing and identifying people, animals and technical facilities. In addition, there is the possibility of photo and video recording of the thermal part of the spectrum in the IR range of 8…14 nm. Thanks to the highly sensitive matrix, the thermal device without illumination in complete darkness distinguishes heated areas with a temperature difference of 25 millikelvins. This makes it very suitable for hunters, security personnel, utility and security workers, and even for amateur purposes related to walks in a forest or mountainous area and getting to know the habits of animals. THERMAL MONOCLE WITH TWO TYPES OF MAGNIFICATION, SIX COLOR PALETTES AND WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF SHOOTING The monocle offers two types of magnification to zoom in on the image. The first is optical, which is 3.5x times. The second type is digital, and here there are options to zoom in by 2x, 4x, 6x or 8x times. The thermal imager has a maximum range of action between 1500 and 2000 meters. Depending on whether the object is an animal or a heated area. The minimum focusing distance is 1 meter. This allows the observation of nocturnal predators from a safe distance. Additionally, for users with poor vision, a diopter correction of -5/+5 diopters is provided. The lens with a diameter of 25 mm and a fast 12-micron matrix 384×288 (50 Hz) provide a good image without distortion. The field of view based on 1000 meters is 183 meters wide. The thermal sensor detects hot spots with a temperature difference of 25 millikelvins, thus providing high contrast and detailed images even in harsh weather conditions, such as blizzards, rain, snow or fog. The target looks sharp and does not merge with the background or other objects. The image is reproduced on the HD OLED display built into the eyepiece with a resolution of 1024×768 pixels. It has 6 color palettes, which are also operating modes. The first and most used is “White Hot”, here the picture is black with white objects. The second is “Black Hot”, respectively, here the background is white with black outlined objects. This method is recommended for studying wildlife in absolute darkness. The third palette “Red Hot” is characterized by the red spectrum of imaging. The other three are “Iron Hot”, “Edge” and “Sky”. The model also has a built-in video recorder, which can be used to save the observed image, as well as take pictures in the IR spectrum. All files are stored on an external SD memory card with a maximum capacity of up to 128 GB. A WiFi module has also been added. This allows the equipment to be paired with a smartphone. This means that the observed image can be viewed on a smart device at the same time or files can be shared. An HDMI port is also available, which allows the PARD TA32 to be converted into a remote surveillance camera and the image to be broadcast to an external playback device (monitor, TV). The hunting device is powered by a rechargeable 18650 battery, the full charge of which is sufficient for 5 hours of continuous use. If the device is not used for some time, it automatically goes into sleep mode, fully preserving the settings made so far. This helps to extend the operating time, especially in cold weather. Also, to ensure longer-lasting observation, a Power Bank can be added to the monocle via the USB-C port. The equipment weighs 300 grams, fits comfortably in the hand and is easily stored in a pocket of a backpack or hiking jacket. A strong cord or thin strap can be inserted into the opening of the case to wear the device around the neck. The design is made of aluminum and strong engineering plastic, which makes it both light and durable. It meets the European standard IP67, which means that the device is completely dustproof and reliably protected from rain and snow and will continue to work normally even after short-term immersion in water to a depth of 1 meter. LED technology allows the device to operate both in a -30-degree cold zone and in hot temperatures reaching positive temperatures of up to +60 degrees. YouTube video TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Thermal sensor resolution: 384x288 Range: 1500 / 2000 meters Optical zoom: 3.5x Digital zoom: x2 / x4 / x6 / x8 Dioptric adjustment: -5D/+5D Focus: manual adjustment Lens: 25 mm Field of view at 1000 m: 183 m Temperature sensitivity: 25 mK Calibration: 50Hz Display: HD OLED Color palette: 6 shades (White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Iron Hot, Edge, Sky) Screen resolution: 1440x1080 Speed: 30 frames/second Memory: external SD memory card from 16 to 128 GB Video format: AVI Video function and photos Built-in WiFi module Operating temperature: -30ºС – 60ºС Power supply: rechargeable battery 3.7V 18650 Endurance: up to 5 hours USB port: Type C Waterproof