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HikMicro Combo Pack 2 - Lynx LH25 Mono + Thunder TH35 Scope

The Hikmicro Lynx Pro LH25 thermal imaging monocular is equipped with a 384×288 12 μm sensor. This sensor provides clear, detailed images in any light condition and allows you to see objects at long distances. The large digital zoom allows you to see even more detail at long distances, making it easy to see objects that are hard to spot with the naked eye.

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HikMicro Combo Pack 2 - Lynx LH25 Mono + Thunder TH35 Scope

HikMicro Combo Pack 2 - Lynx LH25 Mono + Thunder TH35 Scope

The Hikmicro Lynx Pro LH25 thermal imaging monocular is equipped with a 384×288 12 μm sensor. This sensor provides clear, detailed images in any light condition and allows you to see objects at long distances. The large digital zoom allows you to see even more detail at long distances, making it easy to see objects that are hard to spot with the naked eye.

The built-in monitor allows you to view what the camera sees directly from the unit. It has a 1280×960 resolution, which gives you a clear picture of the area that you are viewing. The large screen can also be used for live video output or playback of recorded video files.

The 8 GB built-in memory module stores up to 4 hours of video footage, so you don’t have to worry about running out of storage space when recording long periods or during extended surveillance sessions.

The Hikmicro Thunder TH35P 2.0 Thermal Image Scope has a 384 × 288 thermal detector and a 1024 × 768 OLED display. High thermal sensitivity ensures perfect detail recognition even in the hardest weather conditions when the object and background are with minimal temperature difference. With an extended operation time, the scope is mainly applied to scenarios such as hiking, hunting, searching and rescuing.

Key Features:

384×288, 12 μm Sensor

1181 m Detection Range

0.4 inch, LCOS, 1280×960 Monitor

8 GB Built-In Memory Module

Long Operating Time

Large Digital Zoom

Smart Range Measurement

Standby Mode

4 Color Palettes

Video and Snapshot

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HikMicro Combo Pack 2 - Lynx LH25 Mono + Thunder TH35 Scope

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HikMicro Combo Pack 2 - Lynx LH25 Mono + Thunder TH35 Scope

The Hikmicro Lynx Pro LH25 thermal imaging monocular is equipped with a 384×288 12 μm sensor. This sensor provides clear, detailed images in any light condition and allows you to see objects at long distances. The large digital zoom allows you to see even more detail at long distances, making it easy to see objects that are hard to spot with the naked eye.

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