Product Description:
The IR528B infrared/low light fusion thermal binocular is mainly
used for day and night observation, and has certain identification
of camouflage capabilities. This product has four modes: low light,
infrared, fusion black and white, and fusion color.
Main Features:
· There are four modes available: low light, infrared, fusion black
and white, and fusion color
· Control functions such as image / video storage, playback, and
deletion
· Support undervoltage indication and battery reverse connection
protection function
· Support power control (on/off), mode switching, contrast
adjustment, brightness adjustment, focusing, and image polarity
conversion
· Support video output and serial communication interface, it can
display OLED on the local device or be connected to an external
display device
Technical Parameters:
| Model | IR528B |
| Infrared Image |
| Detector | Uncooled VOx FPA detector |
| Resolution | 800×600 |
| Pixel size | 17μm |
| Field of view | 16°x12° |
| Built-in Storage |
| Store no less than 10000 original static images and no less than 2
hours of video |
| Physical Characteristics |
| Weight | ≤1.2kg (including battery) |
| Power Supply |
| Built-in battery | 18650 (4pcs) |
| Power consumption | ≤5.5W |
| Continuous working hours | ≥6h (normal temperature) |
| Environmental adaptability |
| Operating temperature | -40℃~+55°C |
| Storage temperature | -55℃~+70°C |
| Accessories |
| Standard | Battery |
| Charger |
| Infrared mode |
| Low light mode |
| Standard configuration |
| Security box |
| External cable |
| Power adapter |
| Optional selection |
| Operating distance |
| Optional | Tripod |
| Carrying bag |
Support and Services:
Our infrared detectors and thermal imaging modules are designed to
provide high-quality thermal imaging solutions for a wide range of
applications. We offer a range of technical support and services to
help you get the most out of your product, including:
· Product training and education
· Technical troubleshooting and support
· Repair and calibration services
· Customized solutions and consulting
Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to providing you
with the highest level of service and support possible. Contact us
today to learn more about our product technical support and
services.
FAQs:
Q: Can thermal binoculars see through glass or water?
A: No, they cannot. Glass reflects infrared radiation and acts like
a mirror for thermal cameras. Water absorbs heat very quickly, so
thermal imaging cannot see through it. This is why you can't use
them to look through a window effectively.
Q: What are color palettes (e.g., White Hot, Black Hot) used for?
A: Color palettes are different ways to display the thermal image.
"White Hot" shows hotter objects as white and cooler backgrounds as
black. "Black Hot" inverts this. Other palettes like "Rainbow" or
"Red Hot" use colors to highlight subtle temperature differences,
which can help in specific scenarios.
Q: Are thermal binoculars legal for civilian use?
A: In most countries, yes, thermal binoculars are perfectly legal
for civilian use in activities like hunting, wildlife spotting, and
home security. However, it's always crucial to check your local and
state regulations, especially regarding hunting, as some areas may
have restrictions on using electronic devices.
Q: What does "thermal sensitivity" (NETD) measure?
A: NETD (Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference) measures how
sensitive the sensor is to differences in temperature. A lower NETD
value (e.g., <40mK) means the binoculars can detect extremely
subtle temperature variations, resulting in a smoother,
higher-contrast image with less "noise."
Q: What should I look for when choosing thermal binoculars?
A: Key factors to consider are your budget, intended use, sensor
resolution (higher is better), detection range, battery life,
durability (weatherproofing), and additional features like video
recording, built-in laser rangefinders, Wi-Fi connectivity, and
multiple color palettes.
