A scope adapter with an outer lens diameter of 50 mm, designed for use with HIKMICRO thermal imagers. It enables the HIKMICRO Thunder 2.0 thermal imaging clip-on to be attached to an optical sight quickly, securely, and reliably. Important note: HIKMICRO Thunder 2.0 adapters are not compatible with the HIKMICRO 1.0 series.

The HIKMICRO Stellar SX60LS 3.0 thermal imaging riflescope with an integrated laser rangefinder represents the newest generation of advanced hunting optoelectronics. This model stands out not only for its exceptional image quality and extremely long detection range, but also for its distinctive design inspired by classic rifle scopes. Thanks to this traditional form factor, users can continue to use standard scope mounts while maintaining the familiar look and handling of conventional optics, all while benefiting from modern thermal imaging technology.

The latest release of the HIKMICRO Habrok Pro HX60LS multispectral binoculars represents a significant step forward compared to earlier models in the series. The most important upgrade is the use of a 1280 × 1024 thermal sensor with NETD sensitivity below 15 mK, allowing the user to see far more detail even when temperature differences are minimal. The resulting image is cleaner, more contrast-rich, and stable, even in challenging weather conditions such as fog, rain, or high humidity. 

The Pard Panther 640 2.0 LRF is an advanced thermal imaging sight built for hunters and shooters who require precision and reliability. Using a high-performance thermal sensor, it detects targets in complete darkness and challenging weather conditions such as fog or rain. A 75 mm lens delivers an excellent field of view and high image quality, making the device well suited for medium- and long-range shooting.

The HIKMICRO HABROK 4K 2.0 HE25L thermal imaging binoculars represent a significant improvement over the first generation. The key upgrade is the HSIS flicker-free imaging system, which eliminates image freezing and delivers smooth, uninterrupted thermal observation. The device also features enhanced thermal sensitivity of less than 18 mK, resulting in clearer images of animals and background details even when temperature differences are minimal. Version 2.0 introduces two interchangeable infrared illuminators operating at 850 nm and 940 nm.