HikMicro Habrok HQ35LN Thermal Imaging Scope

This HikMicro Habrok HQ35LN thermal imaging scope is an innovatively designed tool in the form of traditional binoculars. It features an optical module on the left side and a thermal module on the right side. The two lenses together create a thermal imaging scope that is ideal for a variety of purposes. This thermal imaging scope has a sturdy housing made of magnesium alloy and it weighs only 780 grams, making it effortless to carry with you on long walks. The six-hour battery life also ensures that you take the thermal imager with you without hesitation. It is powered by a replaceable and rechargeable Li-ion battery. It has an IP67 waterproof rating, allowing it to be submerged to one meter for up to 30 minutes.

So the optical sensor is on the left side and it has a resolution of 2560x1440p. The lens has a diameter of 31 mm for decent light transmission. With a magnification of 2.9-23.2x, the optical sensor allows you to get nice and close to what you are observing. The field of view of 24.4×13.6 meters allows you to keep a good overview. The thermal sensor is on the right side of the HikMicro Habrok HQ35LN thermal imager. That sensor has a resolution of 640x512p and a pixel pitch of 12 µm. With its impressive NETD of 20 mK, you are assured of very sharp thermal images in which you can distinguish clear details. The thermal sensor has 3-24x magnification and the lens is 35 mm in diameter. It has a maximum range of 1800 meters and a field of view of 22×17.6 meters. So the HikMicro Habrok HQ35LN thermal imaging scope can be used for daytime use, but it is also definitely suitable for use in the dark.

In fact, it features an IR illuminator with a wavelength of 940 nm. That illuminator sits between the two lenses and its angle is manually adjustable. Everything is displayed razor-sharp on the OLED display with 1920x1080p resolution, and with a proper eye relief of 15 mm, you can observe everything around you. There is a swivel ring on both lenses that allows you to adjust the focus. You have a choice of color modes when observing. For the optical sensor, these are day, night, and automatic. With the thermal sensor, you have a choice of black hot, white hot, red hot and fusion.

In addition to observing your immediate surroundings, the HikMicro Habrok HQ35LN thermal imaging scope can be used for a number of other things. In fact, it features a laser rangefinder, which allows you to measure the distance to what you are observing with the click of a button. The rangefinder has a range of 1,000 meters. There are several buttons on top of the Habrok thermal imaging scope, which you use to control the rangefinder, among other things. Furthermore, you have access to a menu that you control with those buttons and there is even a photo button on the thermal imager. At the touch of a button, you easily capture what you are observing in the form of a photograph. Holding down the button starts or stops a video recording. Everything is stored in the built-in 64 GB memory.