ATN BinoX 6 Dual 640
Multispectral binocular with a 640x512 thermal core, 4K day/night channel, 1000 m rangefinder, and 730 g weight
- Price
- $2,895
- Weight
- 1 lb 9.8 oz
- Brand
- ATN
- Category
- Night Vision
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Features
- •640x512 thermal sensor, 12-micron VOx, NETD ≤15 mK, 50 Hz
- •3840x2160 day/night channel with 850/940 nm IR illuminator
- •3-24x, 35mm F/1.0 thermal lens, 12.52 x 9.41 degree view
- •1000 m laser rangefinder; 2x 18650, about 8 hours; 730 g
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Overview
The ATN BinoX 6 Dual 640 is the top sensor option in ATN's 6th-generation multispectral binocular line. The thermal channel uses a 640x512, 12-micron VOx sensor rated at NETD 15 mK or better at 50 Hz behind a 35mm F/1.0 germanium lens, with a 12.52 x 9.41 degree field of view and 3-24x magnification. The day/night channel uses a 1.8 inch CMOS sensor at 3840x2160 behind a 55mm F/2.0 lens, and an IR illuminator with low, medium, and high settings extends night viewing; ATN quotes about 400 m of effective night distance.
A 905 nm Class 1 laser rangefinder reads to 1000 m at plus or minus 1 m. Images appear on a 0.49 inch 1920x1080 OLED display with a 20 mm exit pupil, 15 mm eye relief, plus or minus 5 diopter, and 60-74 mm interpupillary adjustment. Two replaceable 18650 cells run it for about 8 hours, storage is 64 GB, and the IP67 housing weighs 730 g. ATN rates detection at 3100 m and backs it with a 5-year warranty.
Key Features
- 640x512 12-micron VOx thermal sensor, NETD ≤15 mK, 50 Hz
- 35mm F/1.0 germanium thermal lens, 3-24x, 12.52 x 9.41 degree field of view
- 1.8 inch 3840x2160 CMOS day/night channel behind a 55mm F/2.0 lens
- IR illuminator with low, medium, and high settings, 850 nm / 940 nm
- 905 nm Class 1 laser rangefinder to 1000 m, plus or minus 1 m
- Two replaceable 18650 batteries, about 8 hours; 64 GB storage
- IP67 housing, 730 g, 5-year warranty
Pros
- +Thermal plus 4K day/night channel at the lowest price for a 640 multispectral here
- +730 g is lighter than the AGM ObservIR and Pulsar Symbion multispectral binoculars
- +3100 m detection rating and ≤15 mK sensitivity
- +Replaceable 18650 cells and a 5-year warranty
Cons
- −1000 m rangefinder trails the 1500 m Pulsar Symbion
- −3x base magnification is lower than the 4x of the 50mm Nocpix QUEST H50R
- −1920x1080 display trails the per-eye 1920x1200 panels in the Nocpix QUEST
Detailed Specifications
- thermalSensor
- 640x512, 12 microns, VOx uncooled
- pixelPitch
- 12 microns
- netd
- ≤15 mK
- refreshRate
- 50 Hz
- digitalSensor
- 1.8 inch CMOS, 3840x2160
- Objective Diameter
- 35mm thermal (F/1.0); 55mm day lens (F/2.0)
- Magnification
- 3-24x; digital zoom 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x
- Field of View
- Thermal 12.52 x 9.41 degrees; day 8.0 x 4.5 degrees
- Eye Relief
- 15 mm
- exitPupil
- 20 mm
- diopter
- -5/+5
- interpupillaryDistance
- 60-74 mm
- display
- 0.49 inch OLED, 1920x1080
- illuminator
- IR, low/medium/high, 850 nm / 940 nm
- rangefinder
- 905 nm Class 1 laser; 1000 m; +/-1 m
- detectionRange
- 3100 m
- Battery Type
- 2x replaceable 18650
- Battery Life
- About 8 hours
- storage
- 64GB
- Waterproof Rating
- IP67
- operatingTemperature
- -30 to 55 C
- dimensions
- 210 x 184.5 x 55 mm
- weight
- 730 g / 1.61 lb
- warranty
- 5 years
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