HIKMICRO Monokular Falcon FQ50 | WärmebildkameraUltra-sharp image - impressive detail visibility
Ultra-sharp image - impressive detail visibility
The higher sensitivity combined with the high-resolution sensor and larger aperture optics ensures a high-quality, detailed, high-contrast and informative image in all weather conditions.
Extremely high thermal sensitivity, NETD < 20 mK
The high thermal sensitivity ensures perfect detail recognition even under the most difficult weather conditions, when the object and background have a minimal temperature difference. The smallest details of objects and backgrounds can be easily and clearly seen, e.g. E.g. animal hair, physical characteristics of male, female or pregnant animals, twigs, leaves, etc.
High resolution thermal sensor, up to 640 x 512 @ 12 μm
Equipped with a 12 μm high-end thermal sensor and a resolution of up to 640 x 512 pixels, the product offers excellent temperature resolution in order to be able to reproduce the thermal image in a razor-sharp and high-contrast manner.
Super-large f/0.9 aperture, 19% improvement
Compared to the f/1.0 aperture, the detection of temperature radiation is increased by 19%. The larger the aperture, the more infrared radiation can be captured and the image will be much sharper.
Image Pro, improved, self-developed image processing algorithm
Image Pro, HIKMICRO's self-developed image processing algorithm, ensures maximum digital image optimization depending on the observation purpose, providing high-quality representation of both the target objects and the background
Vastly Improved Design - Exceptionally easy to use
-Ergonomic design in cylindrical shape for better operating experience
-Perfect design of components for intuitive operation and easy application
-Robust magnesium housing and lens coating for long-term use
See further or wider - Capture more details
-Long detection range of up to 2600 m and very large field of view of up to 31 m at 100 m
-Powerful digital zoom, up to 8x
The use of night vision optics on firearms is prohibited in Germany without official approval. Please note the current legal situation in your federal state.
