If you are looking for cutting edge thermal optics technology than check out our Thermal Multipurpose Viewers, Goggles, Thermal Binoculars, and Cameras. We are offering the latest and greatest in thermal night vision for law enforcement, fire and search & rescue teams, military, hunting, and wildlife observation.
These optics see heat so they are effective in total darkness or daylight and can see through obstructions such as smoke and fog. This technology detects heat signatures so for detection purposes they can be superior to starlight technology however they do not produce the detailed images that high quality night vision does.
Remember that these optics are newer technology and the cheap thermal Multipurpose Viewers you may see will have limited range and resolution. Photos of these cheaper devices are often taken in “ideal” conditions or are simply photo shopped. A basic analogy would be that a $3000 thermal device will give you the resolution of a $300 night vision device (which isn’t very good), however a $3000 night vision unit will give you outstanding resolution and performance.
One of the main factors that determines performance is the FPA format or number of pixels. The more pixels the better the resolution will be. We would recommend at least a 320 x 240 FPA in a high quality device for minimum efficient use. The BTS Thermal Binocular is a very impressive viewing system that we would highly recommend as it has exceptional performance and is very rugged. The new ATN Mini Thor thermal Multipurpose Viewer is now available and offer unmatched value and cutting edge features in the 320 x 240 models. If you simply want the ultimate Thermal Rifle Multipurpose Viewer the TS 640 x 480 with a 1x or 3x lens will leave you speechless, they aren’t cheap, but you will get what you pay for.
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