AGM ObservIR LRF 35-640
Multispectral binocular pairing a 640x512 thermal channel with a 4K day/night digital channel and a 1000 m rangefinder
- Price
- $2,995
- Weight
- 2 lb 0.2 oz
- Brand
- AGM Global Vision
- Category
- Night Vision
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Features
- •640x512 thermal sensor, 12-micron pitch, NETD <15 mK, 50 Hz
- •3840x2160 ultra-low-light CMOS day/night channel with IR illuminator
- •3x base, 3-22x thermal zoom, 35mm F1.0 lens, 12.5 x 10.1 degree view
- •1000 m laser rangefinder; 2x 18650, up to 8 hours
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Overview
The AGM ObservIR LRF 35-640 combines a thermal channel and a digital day/night channel in one binocular housing. The thermal side uses a 640x512, 12-micron sensor with NETD below 15 mK at 50 Hz behind a 35mm F1.0 lens, giving 3x base magnification, digital zoom to 22x, and a 12.5 x 10.1 degree field of view (66 x 53 ft at 100 yards). The digital side uses a 3840x2160 ultra-low-light CMOS sensor with a built-in long-range IR illuminator, so a heat signature found on thermal can be checked in color by day or under IR at night. Both are shown on a 1920x1080 OLED display.
A built-in laser rangefinder reads to 1000 m, and an integrated GPS module adds position reference. Picture-in-picture, six color palettes including Fusion, 64 GB of storage, Wi-Fi, and USB-C external power round out the feature set. Two replaceable 18650 cells run it for up to 8 hours, and AGM includes four cells plus a charger and tripod adapter. The housing is IP67 rated and weighs 2.01 lb. AGM rates detection at 1800 m.
Key Features
- 640x512 12-micron thermal sensor, NETD <15 mK, 50 Hz
- 35mm F1.0 lens, 3x base magnification, digital zoom to 22x, 12.5 x 10.1 degree field of view
- 3840x2160 ultra-low-light CMOS day/night channel with built-in IR illuminator
- Built-in 1000 m laser rangefinder and integrated GPS module
- 1920x1080 OLED display with picture-in-picture and six palettes including Fusion
- Two replaceable 18650 batteries, up to 8 hours, four cells and charger included
- IP67 housing, 64 GB storage, Wi-Fi, USB-C external power, 2.01 lb
Pros
- +Thermal plus 4K day/night digital channel for under $3,000
- +12.5-degree thermal view is wide enough for scanning
- +Ships with four 18650 cells, a charger, and a tripod adapter
- +Integrated GPS adds position reference
Cons
- −1000 m rangefinder trails the 1500 m Pulsar Symbion
- −2.01 lb is heavier than the ATN BinoX 6 Dual 640
- −1800 m detection rating trails 50mm 640 binoculars
Detailed Specifications
- thermalSensor
- 640x512, 12 microns
- pixelPitch
- 12 microns
- netd
- <15 mK
- refreshRate
- 50 Hz
- digitalSensor
- 3840x2160 ultra-low-light CMOS
- Objective Diameter
- 35mm (thermal)
- aperture
- F1.0 (thermal)
- Magnification
- 3x base; digital 3-22x
- Field of View
- 12.5 x 10.1 degrees / 66 x 53 ft at 100 yards
- display
- 1920x1080 OLED
- illuminator
- Built-in long-range IR illuminator
- rangefinder
- Laser; 1000 m
- detectionRange
- 1800 m
- Battery Type
- 2x replaceable 18650 Li-ion (four included)
- Battery Life
- Up to 8 hours
- storage
- 64GB
- wirelessConnectivity
- Wi-Fi
- Waterproof Rating
- IP67
- colorPalettes
- Black Hot, White Hot, Red Hot, Fusion, Red Monochrome, Green Monochrome
- weight
- 2.01 lb
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