NOCPIX OMNI multispectral binoculars with laser rangefinder

The NOCPIX OMNI are multispectral binoculars designed to combine thermal observation, very high-resolution digital vision, and laser range measurement in a single device. Their binocular configuration allows for comfortable environment exploration both during the day and in complete darkness.

The range is available in OMNI OL19R 850 nm, OMNI OL19R 940 nm, and OMNI OH35R versions. The OL19R models feature a 384 × 288 pixel thermal sensor and differ by the wavelength of their infrared illuminator, while the OH35R increases thermal resolution to 640 × 512 pixels and provides a significantly longer detection range.

All models feature an 8192 × 6144 pixel digital sensor, NETD ≤15 mK thermal sensitivity, a laser rangefinder up to 1,000 meters, a 1600 × 1200 pixel AMOLED screen, and 64 GB of internal memory.

Key features:

Multispectral system: combines thermal imaging and digital vision to observe the environment in different lighting conditions.

8192 × 6144 pixel digital sensor: provides a very high-resolution image for daytime and nighttime observation.

High-sensitivity thermal sensor: available in 384 × 288 pixels on the OL19R and 640 × 512 pixels on the OH35R.

NETD ≤15 mK thermal sensitivity: allows for the detection of small temperature differences and improves the separation between animals and the environment.

12 μm thermal pixel: common to the different versions of the series.

Integrated laser rangefinder: allows for measuring distances of up to 1,000 meters directly from the binoculars.

±1 m rangefinder accuracy: provides precise measurements to correctly assess distances.

Infrared night vision: the OL19R models are available with an 850 nm or 940 nm illuminator.

OL19R 850 nm: configuration aimed at providing greater infrared illumination performance.

OL19R 940 nm: uses a wavelength that is less perceptible during nighttime observation.

OH35R with 640 × 512 sensor: provides higher thermal resolution, detail level, and detection range.

High-resolution AMOLED screen: 1600 × 1200 pixel panel to view both thermal and digital images in detail.

64 GB internal memory: allows for storing photos and videos directly on the device.

Internal and external power: provides greater flexibility to extend operation during long days.

Binocular design: facilitates natural and comfortable observation for extended periods.

Day and night use: allows for working with digital imagery during the day and combining thermal and infrared vision when light levels drop.

Common specifications:
Brand: NOCPIX
Series: OMNI
Product type: Multispectral binoculars with laser rangefinder
Imaging system: Thermal + digital
Digital sensor resolution: 8192 × 6144 pixels
Digital pixel size: 1.2 μm
Thermal pixel size: 12 μm
Thermal sensitivity: NETD ≤15 mK
Laser rangefinder: Integrated
Rangefinder range: Up to 1,000 m
Rangefinder accuracy: ±1 m
Screen type: AMOLED
Screen resolution: 1600 × 1200 pixels
Internal memory: 64 GB
Power system: Internal and external
Weight: 900 g

NOCPIX OMNI OL19R 850 nm:
Thermal sensor resolution: 384 × 288 pixels
Thermal pixel size: 12 μm
NETD sensitivity: ≤15 mK
Digital resolution: 8192 × 6144 pixels
Infrared illuminator: 850 nm
Thermal detection range: Up to 986 m
Laser rangefinder: Up to 1,000 m

NOCPIX OMNI OL19R 940 nm:
Thermal sensor resolution: 384 × 288 pixels
Thermal pixel size: 12 μm
NETD sensitivity: ≤15 mK
Digital resolution: 8192 × 6144 pixels
Infrared illuminator: 940 nm
Thermal detection range: Up to 986 m
Laser rangefinder: Up to 1,000 m

NOCPIX OMNI OH35R:
Thermal sensor resolution: 640 × 512 pixels
Thermal pixel size: 12 μm
NETD sensitivity: ≤15 mK
Digital resolution: 8192 × 6144 pixels
Thermal detection range: Up to 1,818 m
Laser rangefinder: Up to 1,000 m

Differences between models:
OMNI OL19R 850 nm: combines a 384 × 288 thermal sensor with 850 nm infrared illumination, suitable when digital night vision performance is prioritized.
OMNI OL19R 940 nm: maintains the thermal features of the OL19R but uses 940 nm infrared illumination, which is less perceptible during nighttime observation.
OMNI OH35R: features a 640 × 512 pixel thermal sensor and increases the detection range up to 1,818 m, making it the version aimed at those who prioritize thermal image quality and range.

Includes in the box:
NOCPIX OMNI multispectral binoculars, depending on the selected model
Batteries / power system
Charging and data cable
Carry strap
Lens covers
Carry bag or case
Cleaning cloth
User manual

Recommended use:
The NOCPIX OMNI are recommended for wildlife observation, terrain exploration, and surveillance both day and night. The OL19R offers a 384 × 288 thermal configuration with two infrared illumination options, while the OH35R increases thermal resolution to 640 × 512 and the detection range to 1,818 meters.