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Burris 300631 BTH 35 Thermal Monocular Black 2.3-9.2x 35mm 400x300, 50Hz Resolution Digital 1x-4x Zoom

$659.40
Brand
Burris
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Magnification
2.3-9.2
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
381306319

Overview

The Burris Thermal Monocular (BTH 35) is a handheld thermal imaging device featuring 2.3-9.2x magnification, a 35mm objective lens, and a 400x300 resolution at 50Hz. It is designed to track heat signatures over 750 yards away and includes digital 1x-4x zoom. The device offers five color palettes, stadiametric ranging, manual and auto NUC, and adjustable brightness and contrast settings. Built for field use, the monocular includes built-in WiFi connectivity for mobile app integration, allowing users to control and record footage from a smartphone. It features a diopter adjustment of -4/+2 and is housed in a compact, lightweight design measuring 7.50" L x 2.50" W x 2.70" H, with a weight of 17.10 oz.

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