Cyclops 650D Thermal Imaging Monocular

Dual-field of view with 2x optical zoom

A wide FOV with a focal length of 20/25 mm can be used for detection; A narrow FOV with a focal length of 40/50 mm can be used for identification.

Wide Options of Color Palettes

6 thermal image pallets with comfortable visual experience, to meet with a variety of environments and weather conditions. A selection of 6 color palettes lets the user observe their field of view more effectively, allowing them to optimize the device for specific tasks and respond to changing observation conditions. White Hot, Black Hot and Red Hot are optimal for object detection, Rainbow and Ultramarine help increase the chances of recognition and identification.

Long battery life can be particularly important in situations where thermal imaging monocular will be used remote places or for extended periods. The Cyclop series built-in battery with up to 12H super long standby, recording every and instant moment of your hunting and outdoor experience.

 

Supports both two way Wi-Fi and Hotspot connections. Integrated pictures and video recording makes sharing the thermal action quick and easy, with the functions of playback and APP sharing. This combination opens up a wide range of options: software updates, live views, can synchronous real-time share views to another smartphone/PC via internet, real time APP notification. You will be notified by your mobile devices immediately when an object enters your field of view.

 

 

High degree of protection

IP67 classification provides the highest level of protection of water-proof, dust-proof and fog-proof . 1meter drop resistance.

 

Two image modes

Designed with both WDR mode and target mode, it captures details clearly under different scenarios as needed. WDR Mode is suitable for high-contrast lighting conditions, while Target Mode helps you to focus more on your targets.

Built-in AI rangefinder

Based on deep learning algorithm, multiple objects distances could be automatically measured and shown while observing.