Hikmicro Thermal Imaging Binoculars Habrok 4K HE25L

The PARD Osprey 4K Multispectral Binoculars combine thermal imaging, 4K daytime vision and digital night vision in a single device. This allows you to quickly spot game using the thermal imaging and then target it more accurately via the high-resolution 4K channel. The integrated laser rangefinder complements the thermal imaging binoculars by providing direct distance measurement up to 1,000 metres. With the PARD IR3 emitter (940 nm) included in the set, digital night vision is available even in complete darkness.

Highlights of the PARD Osprey 4K thermal imaging binoculars + PARD IR3 illuminator 940 nm

• 3-in-1 multispectral technology with thermal imaging, 4K daytime vision and digital night vision for observation day and night
• 256 × 192-pixel thermal imaging sensor with NETD=15 mK for detecting subtle temperature differences in the hunting ground
• 4K sensor with 3840 × 2160 pixels for a detailed display during observation and targeting
• Optical Image Stabilisation (OIS) in the night vision channel for a steadier image during hands-free observation
• Laser rangefinder up to 1000 m for directly determining the distance to the observed target
• Includes PARD IR3 illuminator at 940 nm for particularly discreet IR illumination in complete darkness
• Picture-in-picture function with a 2x magnified central area for closer inspection of details
• IP67 protection rating against dust and water for regular use in the field
• Gyroscope and e-compass for additional orientation in the field
• Removable 21700 battery for up to 4.5 hours’ operating time

The major advantage of the PARD Osprey 4K lies in the ability to switch quickly between thermal imaging and the digital visual channel. Whether on the hunting or whilst stalking, a heat source can first be detected using thermal imaging technology. The high-resolution 4K channel is then available for more precise targeting. This eliminates the need to constantly switch between different observation devices and keeps all key functions directly to hand.

The thermal imaging channel uses a 256 × 192-pixel VOx sensor, with a pixel size of 12 µm and a thermal sensitivity of NETD=15 mK. This enables the device to detect even slight temperature differences. PARD states a detection range of up to 1,200 m. With a 4× base magnification and digital zoom levels 2, 3 and 4, a detected heat source can then be examined in greater detail. The thermal imaging field of view is 12.3 × 9.2 m at a distance of 100 m.

Once game has been detected, the 4K CMOS sensor with 3840 × 2160 pixels comes into its own. The light sensitivity of 0.001 lux facilitates observation in low-light conditions. The visual channel offers 5.6× base magnification and digital zoom levels of 2×, 3× and 4×. At 100 m, the field of view is 11.5 × 6.5 m. Both sensors operate at 50 Hz, ensuring that movements are displayed smoothly.

Particularly at higher magnifications, even the slightest movement of the hands becomes visible in the image. This is why the optical image stabilisation (OIS) in the night vision channel is a practical advantage. It stabilises the image during hands-free observation, making it easier to keep the subject in view for a little longer and to recognise details more accurately.

In complete darkness, the PARD IR3 illuminator (940 nm), included in the set, supports the digital night vision channel with additional infrared light. The 940 nm wavelength is designed to provide particularly discreet IR illumination. This means the 4K channel can still be used for observation even when there is no longer sufficient ambient light.

The integrated laser rangefinder, with a range of up to 1,000 metres, is also useful for hunting. If, for example, game is spotted in a large meadow or field, the distance can be determined directly using the same device. There is no need to use a separate rangefinder for this.

The OLED display has a resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels. The Picture-in-Picture function also displays the central area of the image magnified by a factor of 2. This allows details to be examined more closely whilst maintaining the rest of the field of view. Scene modes – Forest, Rain and City – are also available for different observation situations.

The focus is adjusted manually and ranges from a distance of 5 m to infinity. A gyroscope and electronic compass provide additional information for orientation in the field. Photos and videos are recorded in Full HD at 1920 × 1080 pixels and can be stored on a micro SD card with a capacity of up to 128 GB. The thermal imaging binoculars can be connected to the PardVision2 app via Wi-Fi.

Weighing around 809.5 g including the laser rangefinder and battery, the Osprey 4K combines its extensive technology with the ease of use of a pair of binoculars. The IP67 protection rating protects the device from dust and water. According to PARD, the replaceable 21700 battery provides up to 4.5 hours of operating time. For longer use, an external power supply can also be connected via USB Type-C.

The PARD Osprey 4K is therefore particularly well-suited for hunting and stalking, when game needs to be located quickly and then observed as closely as possible. Thermal imaging for detection, a 4K visual channel for targeting, and rangefinding for accurately assessing distance all work seamlessly together.

Note: The PARD IR3 emitter (940 nm) is included in the scope of delivery.

PARD offers a 3-year manufacturer’s warranty on thermal imaging and multispectral devices. Further information on the manufacturer’s warranty.