ThermTec Hunt 335 Thermal clip-on sight

This masterfully crafted thermal imaging clip-on front sight packed with modern technologies, called ThermTec Hunt 335, will transform any ordinary riflescope into a superb thermal imaging sight.

The key component is of course the thermal imaging core - it features a 384x288px resolution, thermal sensitivity NETD ≤20mK (it can distinguish temperature differences of less than 0.020°C) and a pixel interval of only 12µm. The 35mm diameter objective lens provides detection range of up to 1800m and delivers no optical magnification or digital zoom, thus does not distort the image in any way. The manufacturer recommends use on day scopes with 1-8x magnification.

The final image is projected onto a 1024x768 AMOLED display with a smooth 50Hz refresh rate and the focusing is done using a rotary knob on the top of the device. You can choose from 6 colour palettes (white hot, black hot, red hot, green, golden, violet) and also have the option of target silhouette enhancement. Thanks to the use of artificial intelligence, the device also informs you of the target's distance.

The footage in the form of photos and videos together with audio is stored on the built-in 64GB storage, or you can stream it in real time to the ThermTec Outdoor smartphone app. The package also includes a ring-like remote control that you can use to conveniently make any changes to your thermal imaging system. The remote case also serves as its own charging station with an integrated battery.

This thermal imaging device can operate continuously for up to 7 hours and the included USB-C cable is used to charge the battery and transfer data.

All components are protected by a compact yet highly durable IP67-rated magnesium alloy housing which can withstand recoil equivalent to 6000 J. Operating temperature ranges from -20°C to +50°C.

To mount the ThermTec Hunt on a riflescope, it is necessary to purchase an adapter with M52x0.75 thread and the correct socket size according to the external objective diameter of the riflescope. Note - not the lens diameter. We recommend measuring the objective with a caliper.