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FLIR Thermal Scope
NDAA §889 compliant · U.S. end-use only
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Why This Product
The FLIR Thermal Scope is a dedicated thermal scope built for hunters who need reliable heat detection after dark. Its 384×384 sensor and 25 mK NETD sensitivity delivers exceptional contrast in rain, fog, and high humidity. A built-in laser rangefinder gives you exact distance for precise holdover, and the optic identifies heat signatures out to 1400 yards. At 28 oz, it balances capability with manageable field weight. Backed by 24-month warranty and Thermisight's veteran-owned service team.
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Warranty
2-year limited manufacturer warranty
- Covers defects in materials & workmanship
- 30-day satisfaction return window
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Specifications
- Resolution
- 384x384, Objective: 35mm, Detection: 1400yd, NETD: 25mK, LRF: Yes, Weight: 28oz
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Side-by-side with similar thermal scope optics. Lower NETD = better thermal sensitivity; higher detection range = farther identification.
| Spec | | | | | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Detection range | 1,400 yd | 2,200 yd | 2,000 yd | 2,000 yd | 2,000 yd |
| Sensitivity (NETD) | 25 mK | 60 mK | 18 mK | 18 mK | 18 mK |
| Sensor res. | 384×384 | 256×256 | 640×640 | 640×640 | 640×640 |
| Objective | 35mm | 75mm | 35mm | 35mm | 35mm |
| LRF | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Price | $7,499 | $12,999 | $12,999 | $12,999 | $12,999 |
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Care & Maintenance
Lens Care
- •Use only microfiber cloths and lens cleaning solution designed for coated optics — never paper towels or shirt sleeves.
- •Blow off dust with a bulb duster before wiping to avoid scratching the germanium lens coating.
- •Store with lens caps on when not in use to protect the objective and eyepiece.
Battery & Power
- •Remove batteries during long-term storage (>30 days) to prevent corrosion.
- •Charge to 80–90% before extended storage; avoid leaving fully discharged for long periods.
- •Use only manufacturer-approved batteries and chargers — aftermarket cells can cause thermal runaway.
Storage & Environment
- •Store in a dry, climate-controlled environment between 32°F and 77°F.
- •Avoid leaving in a hot vehicle — extreme heat degrades the thermal sensor over time.
- •Keep the optic in its case during transport to prevent impact damage to the internal sensor.
Zero & Calibration
- •Re-check your zero after any significant impact or temperature change >40°F.
- •Run the onboard NUC (non-uniformity correction) calibration before each hunting session for best image quality.
- •If your reticle drifts, contact our warranty team — don't attempt to disassemble the optic yourself.
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FLIR Thermal Scope
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