HIKMICRO Stellar SH50L 3.0 Thermal Scope – a game-changer in thermal imaging technology for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts.
This scope is equipped with a highly sensitive 384×288 @12μm thermal detector, boasting NETD < 15mK, ensuring exceptional clarity in the most challenging environments. Powered by the innovative Image Pro 2.0 processing algorithm and HIKMICRO's Shutterless Image System (HSIS), this thermal scope allows you to detect even the finest details without interruptions.
Its 50mm F1.0 lens provides an impressive detection range of up to 2600 meters, making long-distance target identification effortless. The 2560×2560 1.03” OLED display delivers razor-sharp visuals, allowing users to spot targets quickly and with precision. Additionally, the built-in 1000m laser rangefinder (LRF) and ballistic calculation contribute to highly accurate shooting, ideal for field hunting.
With features like on-board video recording, multiple zoom options (6.0× to 24.0×), hot tracking, and five zeroing profiles, this scope enhances your shooting accuracy while simplifying your experience. Its durable design, rated for high shock resistance and water-resistant (IP67), ensures it’s ready for any adventure.
- 384 x 288 resolution @12 μm thermal detector
- High sensitivity thermal module NETD<15 mK (@25°C, F# = 1.0)
- 50 mm, F1.0 lens with detection range up to 2600 m
- 2560 × 2560 resolution 1.03-inch OLED display
- HIKMICRO Shutterless Image System (HSIS)
- Built-in laser rangefinder up to 1000 m, with ballistic calculation
- Rechargeable internal batteries and external battery, 9h continuous operation
- High shock resistance up to 1000 g/0.4 ms
The HIKMICRO Stellar SH50L 3.0 runs for up to 9 hours continuously and is powered by both internal rechargeable batteries and a replaceable external battery, ensuring uninterrupted operation on extended hunts. With a standard 30mm mount and compact design, it’s built to provide the perfect fit for your rifle. Get ready to elevate your hunting experience with the unparalleled thermal imaging of the SH50L 3.0.
