Hikmicro Habrok 4K HE25LN night vision and thermal imaging binoculars

The new Hikmicro Habrok product series, such as the Hikmicro Habrok 4K HE25LN night vision & thermal imaging binoculars are
compact binoculars with night vision and thermal imaging functions. They can
also be used as daylight binoculars. Depending on the model
model, an 850 or 940 IR illuminator and a laser rangefinder are
laser rangefinder. The HH models have a resolution of 384 x 288 pixels,
the HQ models with 640 x 512 pixels. The newer HE models have
a night vision module in 4K resolution. The equipment is identical for all
identical. WiFi and a 64 GB video recorder are also available.
available.



Description

Hikmicro Habrok 4K HE25LN night vision & thermal imaging binoculars
Binocular version
The new Habrok product family from Hik are multispectral binoculars that combine thermal imaging, night vision, daylight, IR laser and laser rangefinder in one compact device.
The differences between the models are the built-in infrared illuminator, the
models HH35L and HQ35L have a wavelength of 850 nanometers with a range of approx.
a range of approximately 400 meters. Models HH35LN and HQ35LN are equipped with
equipped with an IR illuminator with a wavelength of 940 nanometers, which is
is sufficient for 350 meters, the special feature of this model is that it is
invisible to the human eye and the eyes of game.
The HH35L and HH35LN versions are equipped with a thermal detector
with 384 x 288 pixel resolution, the two HQ binoculars have a resolution of 640 x
480 pixels. The two models HE25L and HE25LN have a night vision sensor with
night vision sensor with 4K resolution.
The features and the night vision module are the same for all devices.
The residual light amplifier offers a very high resolution of 2560 x 1440
pixels. The focus is adjusted using the ring on the head. As the
product name suggests, all binoculars are equipped with a 35 millimetre
lens for thermal imaging observations, while the lens for night vision is
night vision is 31 millimeters in size.
The OLED screen displays image and video at 1920 x 1080 pixels.
pixels. The modern OLED matrix has the advantages that it is particularly
are particularly economical, temperature-stable and can display colors particularly brightly.
colors. In addition, this panel does not cast a gray haze around
which is the typical feature of LCD.
The laser rangefinder can be used to measure objects up to one kilometer away, which is of course particularly useful for identifying game.
The color palette of the thermal sensor ranges from red-hot, black-hot,
white-hot, iron or false colors. With a sensitivity of less than 20
microkelvin, the sensor can detect the finest temperature differences,
such as from a branch or a blade of grass. The
hot-spot function is an intelligent way of keeping the observed
thermal imaging source in view at all times.
Depending on the type of use, the 4 replaceable rechargeable batteries provide power for 6 to 8 hours. As these are standard 18650 Li-Io batteries, it is advisable to order additional batteries at the same time.
The thermal imaging and night vision binoculars are also equipped with a video recorder that provides 64 gigabytes of memory. The user can also use Wi-Fi
stream what is happening live to up to 4 other observers, namely
to their smartphones or tablets. You will find the required app
linked below.
Technical data:

Warranty conditions
Connection: USB-C (charging / data)
Screen resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels (OLED)
Night vision detector resolution: 3840 x 2160 pixels (CMOS)
Resolution thermal image detector: 256 x 192 pixels (VOx)
Refresh rate thermal image: 50 Hz
Function: Picture-in-Picture (PiP)
Function: Digital compass
Function: Color modes (red-hot, black-hot, white-hot, fusion)
Function: GPS
Function: Hot-spot tracking
Function: Zoom Pro
Weight: 795 g (without battery)
Infrared emitter: 940 nm
Laser rangefinder Range: 1000 m (905 nm)
Dimensions: 138 x 68.2 x 223 mm
Objective lens night vision: 31 mm / F1.2
Thermal imaging objective lens: 25 mm