New Thermal Monoculars – Pulsar, N-Vision, AGM, IRay – New Thermal Monoculars For 2021 have been announced and some are already shipping to dealers. Here is what we know about some of the new thermal scopes and one that we hope will make its way to the USA. Let us look at offerings from Pulsar, IRay USA, N-Vision, and AMG.
N-Vision NOX Thermal Monocular/Riflescope
Nox is a small 12-micron 60Hz fully functional thermal weapon sight that can serve double duty as a head-mounted monocular or a scanner. This unique product is proudly designed and built in the USA, using the best commercially available BAE thermal imaging cores and the highest grade optical components. Nox is available in an 18mm or 35mm lens configuration, allowing for the best magnification and field of view combination, depending on your environment.
- BAE 12 micron 640×480, 60 Hz Core
- Extended battery life
- Weapon and helmet mountable
Power Supply Options
Each NOX ships with a standard CR123 battery and a rechargeable 18650 battery (and charger). Depending on ambient temperature, you can expect up to an hour and a half of run time with a standard CR123 battery and from four to seven plus hours on the rechargeable 18650 battery. For the ultimate power solution, Nox can be powered with an external USB battery bank via the provided USB-C cable.
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AGM Rattler TS25 & TS35 As Scanners
The AGM Rattler TS25-384 and Rattler TS35-384 are the compact thermal imaging scopes. 384 × 288 thermal resolution, high sensitivity detector Image processing technology: Adaptive AGC, DDE, 3D DNR 1024 × 768 resolution 0.39-inch OLED display 8x digital zoom Video recording and snapshot, built-in EMMC (16 GB) Supports distance measurement Adjustable color palettes Wi-Fi data transmission Waterproof, shockproof Up to 4.5 hours continuous working External power supply capability Limited 3-year warranty.
These scopes are small enough to be used as a Thermal Scanner or Buddy Scope.
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