Pard TA62 Thermal Imaging Monocular

Name: Pard TA62 Thermal Imaging Monocular
SKU: WOO-1004
Price: 477.2908 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.00 (1 reviews)

Rated 4.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

(1 customer review)

Price range: 2529,00 € through 2729,00 € inc. VAT

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SKU: WOO-1004 Categories: Bargain Bin / Close Outs, Thermal imaging

Hand held thermal image monocular designed to fit into one hand and easily into a normal jacket pocket. Durable with stable picture quality with excellent detection levels and clearly visible targets.

Wi-fi image transmission

Performance parameters

Model	Detector	NETD	Lens	Optical Magnification	Frame Rate	Field Angele	Overall Dimension	Detection Distance	Weight (excluding battery)
TA32	12μm 384*288	≦25mk	19/25/35mm	2.7/3.5/4.5x	50Hz	13.8º/10.6º /7.5º	145/153/1596844	1.2/1.6/2km	288/300/328g
TA62	12μm 640*480	≦25mk	25mm/35mm	2/2.8x	30Hz	17.5º/12.5º	153/1586844	1.5/1.8km	300/328g
General Parameters
Digital zoom	1/2/4/6/8x	Focusing range		1m-∞	Exit pupil distance	15mm	Diopter adjustment	±5D	Battery	18650
Eyepiece resolution	1024*768 OLED	working temper		– ∽ 30ºC +60ºC	Transmission mode	WiFi/HDMI	Protective performance	IP67	Storage type	TF Card (max128G)
Frame rate	30 fps	Battery life		5H (Max)	Video format	AV	Casing material	AL6061 + Plastic
Voltage	3.7V	Video resolution		1440*1080	Charging port type	TYPE-C	Image mode	White Hot/RedHot/BlackHot /Edge/Sky/IronHot

Lens Size	25mm, 35mm

1 review for Pard TA62 Thermal Imaging Monocular

4.0

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Rated 4 out of 5

Jaime (verified owner) – January 23, 2024

Technically sound product with very good image quality and plenty of features, very convenient form factor and well built, without being heavy.
Minor quality and design issues, including a deformed rubber ocular (probably pinched during transport, customer support is requesting a new part but I need to glue it back in place myself). The included soft case is too shallow and I have to force to close the Velcro, which results in a deformed rubber ocular, and no YouTube reviewers have ever mentioned that (one wonders…).
The included manual is poorly written and many features are not explained or omitted but some research suffices to find how the thing works.