Thermal Observation Devices

• 640x512 12μm thermal sensor with <20mK NETD for outstanding detail in all weather conditions
• Ultra-wide 30.8m @ 100m field of view ideal for wooded and close-quarters observation
• Super large f/0.9 aperture improves infrared capture by 19% over standard lenses
• 8x digital zoom and up to 1200m detection range for versatility at any distance
• Ergonomic, ambidextrous design with rugged magnesium housing and intuitive controls
• Built-in 64GB memory, 1024x768 OLED display, hot tracking, and app connectivity

• Ultra-sensitive 640×512 12μm thermal sensor with <15mK NETD for exceptional detail in all conditions
• 35mm F1.0 rear-focus lens with 1.9x–15.2x digital zoom and detection range up to 1,800 metres
• Integrated laser rangefinder accurately measures distance up to 1,000 metres with ±1m precision
• 0.49" OLED 1920×1080 display with enhanced contrast, brightness control, and Image Pro 3.0 algorithms
• HIKMICRO Shutterless Image System (HSIS) delivers uninterrupted, freeze-free thermal viewing
• Ergonomic, one-handed design with replaceable battery for up to 6.5 hours runtime, IP67 waterproof housing, and 64GB internal storage

• Multi-spectrum imaging with 256x192 thermal sensor and 4K UHD optical camera for flexible day and twilight use
• Full-colour 4K UHD detector ensures vivid daytime images and excellent detail retention at twilight
• High thermal sensitivity (<35mK) for detecting fine details in fog, rain, or total darkness
• Integrated 1000m laser rangefinder with ±1m accuracy for reliable distance measurement
• Long-lasting operation with up to 8 hours runtime on replaceable rechargeable batteries, plus auto screen-off to save power
• Compact and award-winning design with ergonomic focus rings for both digital and thermal lenses, optimised for field use

The Lynx 3.0 , redefining entry-level thermal imagers , the HIKMICRO Lynx 3.0 LE10 offers precise short-range thermal imaging with AI enhancement, shutterless technology, and exceptional battery life in a lightweight, professional-grade design.

The Lynx 3.0 , redefining entry-level thermal imagers. The HIKMICRO LH15 offers durable, high-clarity thermal imaging with AI enhancement and silent operation , ideal for forestry, mid-range detection, or professional field use.

The Lynx 3.0 , redefining entry-level thermal imagers. The HIKMICRO LH19 delivers outstanding thermal clarity, AI image processing, and a 900m detection range , engineered for professionals who demand precision and reliability.

The Lynx 3.0 , redefining entry-level thermal imagers. The HIKMICRO LH25 delivers long-range thermal imaging with AI clarity, silent shutterless operation, and extended endurance , built for precision and field performance.

Why choose the Lynx Pro 35mm?

Compact yet incredibly capable, the Lynx Pro 35mm delivers the performance of a professional thermal optic in a user-friendly handheld format. Whether you're out for the night or on the job, it’s a trusted companion for clear sight and peace of mind.

• Compact, high-performance thermal imaging: Ideal for hunting, outdoor exploration, and search and rescue.
• 160 × 120 thermal sensor with <35mK sensitivity: Provides crisp, detailed imagery for accurate detection.
• 800 × 600 OLED display: Delivers clear and vibrant thermal images.
• Hot tracking, PIP mode, and distance measurement: Enhances target identification and precision.
• Up to 10 hours of battery life: Supports extended use during outdoor activities.
• 8GB internal storage and IP67-rated durability: Reliable and built for all-weather conditions, with ample space for recording.

The Pulsar Merger LRF XQ35 is proper premium handheld thermal gear—comfortable binocular-style viewing with a 384×288 sensor, ultra-sensitive <25mK NETD, and a smooth 50Hz refresh that keeps everything clean and easy to track in real time. It’s got a 35mm lens that gives you solid detection out to around 1350m, plus a built-in laser rangefinder so you know exactly how far everything is without guessing. Ergonomic, lightweight for binoculars, and built for long sessions, it’s basically a fatigue-free way to scan huge areas in the dark.

-Nathan (Technical Advisor)