The FLAME thermal monocular is an advanced imaging device designed for professional users who demand high performance. With a 384×288 pixel high-sensitivity detector, a 1.5x-3x digital zoom, and 8GB internal storage, it is the perfect tool for search-and-rescue operations, tactical missions, and wildlife observation.
FIERY-RF is a versatile thermal device that offers three configurations:
1️⃣ Handheld Monocular
2️⃣ Thermal Riflescope (with Weaver/Picatinny mount and 6 reticles)
3️⃣ Clip-On Thermal Sight (compatible with 44mm, 50mm, and 56mm optics)
This unit comes fully equipped with all necessary accessories, and its built-in rangefinder (up to 800m) makes it an outstanding tool for hunting and observation.
The FIERY CLIP-ON is a professional thermal device that can be used as both a compact monocular with 2.1x-16.8x zoom and a versatile clip-on, adding thermal vision capabilities to your optical scopes. It includes all the necessary adapters to fit lenses with diameters ranging from 44mm to 56mm. The device is waterproof, features 6 color palettes, a Wi-Fi hotspot, photo and video recording, and distance calculation.
The FIERY is a thermal monocular offering an impressive 400×300 resolution and 2x-16x zoom, surpassing the common models with 384×288 resolution and lower magnification ranges. It also comes equipped with many unique features like 4 different color palettes, Wi-Fi hotspot, photo and video recording functions, fire alarm, and an integrated red dot pointer for easy observation framing.
The FIERY 3X-24X is one of the most advanced compact thermal monoculars, featuring a lightweight magnesium body for enhanced durability and portability.
With a high-sensitivity 640×512 sensor, 1440×1080 OLED display, and 3X-24X zoom, it delivers exceptional image clarity and precision.
Equipped with 6 thermal palettes, Wi-Fi Hotspot, photo and video recording, 32GB internal memory, intelligent distance calculation, and a Fire Alarm function for detecting high heat sources.
The FLAME 0.6X-2.4X is a compact handheld thermal monocular featuring a 160×120 high-sensitivity sensor and a LCOS 720×540 display for sharp and detailed imaging.
With a 0.6x-2.4x digital zoom, it provides wide-area scanning and pinpoint accuracy.
It supports Wi-Fi Hotspot, allowing real-time image streaming to your mobile device, and comes with photo and video recording functions backed by 8GB of internal memory.
Additionally, it is IP67 waterproof, making it ideal for extreme conditions, and runs for up to 10 hours continuously.
The FLAME is a cutting-edge device featuring advanced image processing technology and high-sensitivity electro-optical sensors. With a resolution of 640×512 and a zoom magnification of 1.4x to 11.2x, it is a must-have for professional users needing to identify targets with supreme accuracy. It also boasts photo and video recording capabilities, 16MB of internal storage, and Wi-Fi hotspot functionality.
The FIERY-R is a next-generation thermal riflescope that combines 3.4X-13.6X zoom with a 50mm objective lens and cutting-edge thermal imaging technology.
It boasts extreme recoil resistance of 6000J, far surpassing the 3500J recoil of a .308 rifle, making it virtually indestructible.
Equipped with 10 reticles in 8 colors, 6 thermal palettes, Wi-Fi Hotspot, automatic shot recording, photo & video recording,
32GB built-in memory, and a dual battery system that can also support a removable 18500 battery (not included).
The FLAME-R is a powerful and versatile device that can function as both a thermal riflescope and a handheld monocular. Featuring a 2.5x-20x zoom magnification, 5 selectable digital reticles, and 4 thermal color palettes, it is ideal for hunting, tactical operations, and surveillance. Fully waterproof and equipped with a Picatinny rail mount, it also supports photo and video recording.
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