Thermal Binoculars

BinoX 4T THERMAL BINOCULARS Series

For the outdoorsmen searching for the right infrared binoculars, look no further than the ATN BinoX 4T Smart series of Thermal Binoculars for hunting. With industry-leading thermal sensors, optics, and ATN’s SMART BIX technology, these hunting thermal vision binoculars excel far above their competition in their field. These thermal imaging binoculars for hunting come complete with a built-in IR illuminator and a Laser Rangefinder up to 1000 meters, capable of recording quality shareable videos and images for friends and family. If the fact that these thermal binoculars with rangefinder have a built-in camera is not enough, the power management system is unrivaled in the industry. The long-lasting battery allows for 16+ hrs of continuous use on one charge. These heat sensor binoculars are a must-have.

Record Video
Laser Rangefinder
Color Modes
IR Illuminator
WiFi Dual Streaming
Smooth Zoom
E-Compass
Ultra Low Power Consumption

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do thermal binoculars work?

Thermal binoculars use an infrared sensor to detect the heat discharged by objects. You can utilize them to observe in complete darkness, as the sensor is delicate enough to detect even the tiniest amount of heat.

Can you use thermal binoculars for hunting?

Thermal binoculars are an ideal hunting accessory because they enable you to observe through the darkness of the night and identify any target animals. These target animals will be less of a challenge for a hunter that goes out at night compared to a hunter that only goes out during the day.

Do thermal binoculars work in daylight?

Thermal imaging devices can be employed with equal efficiency day and night. Animals emit heat and are hotter than their environment making it feasible to detect them at long distances with the utilization of thermal imaging.

What is the difference between thermal and infrared?

Active IR systems utilize short wavelength infrared light to illuminate a region of interest. A portion of the infrared energy is reflexed back to a camera and interpreted to generate an image. Thermal imaging systems employ mid- or long wavelength IR energy. Thermal imagers are passive, and only identify differences in heat.