HikMicro Habrok Pro HQ50LN 940 nm Multispectral Binoculars

These HikMicro Habrok Pro HQ50LN 940 nm multispectral binoculars are an even better version of the original Habrok binoculars, which are already very good. These multispectral binoculars are shaped exactly the same as the original, which is why they look like regular binoculars. They’re different from regular binoculars, however, in that the Habrok Pro HQ50LN is equipped with the latest technology, ensuring you can observe clearly. Even while out in the dark.

Optical sensor
The optical sensor is located on the left side of the multispectral binoculars and it ensures you can observe perfectly. It uses an optical CMOS sensor that has a resolution of 3840x2160p. The optical module has an objective diameter of 60 mm, which allows a lot of light to get into the binoculars. It has a field of view of 12.6x7.2 metres at a distance of 100 metres and it has an optical magnification of 5.5x. By using the digital zoom, you can achieve a maximum magnification of 22x. This allows you to get up close with whatever it is that you’re observing.

Thermal imaging sensor
The thermal imaging sensor, located on the right side of the HikMicro Habrok Pro HQ50LN 940 nm multispectral binoculars, has a sensor resolution of 640x512p and a pixel pitch of 12 µm. It has an impressive NETD of only 15 mk, which allows you to detect even the smallest differences in temperatures. The thermal imaging sensor has a minimum magnification of 4.3x, which can be zoomed in on digitally for a maximum magnification of 25.8x. The objective has a diameter of 50 mm and this thermal imaging sensor has a detection range of 2600 metres. It has a field of view of 15.4x9.3 metres at a distance of 100 metres.

IR Illuminator and LRF
Complementing the thermal imaging sensor is the 940 nm IR illuminator that these HikMicro Habrok Pro HQ50LN 940 nm multispectral binoculars are equipped with. The light emitted by the illuminator is invisible to the naked eye and whatever it is that you’re observing won’t be disturbed by it. The range finder (or LRF) has a range of 1000 metres.

Display
All images are shown crystal clear on the 1920x1080p OLED displays with a frame refresh rate of 50 Hz. As a result, everything is shown incredibly smoothly, allowing for rather comfortable observing. The HikMicro Habrok Pro HQ50LN 940 nm multispectral binoculars also have a stream function, so you can stream the feed live to a second screen. This allows you to observe comfortably with multiple people, while using only one pair of multispectral binoculars. The optical sensor features a day-, night- and auto-mode and the thermal imaging sensor uses the following modes: black hot, white hot, red hot and fusion. This allows you to observe clearly in various circumstances.

Camera function
These HikMicro Habrok Pro multispectral binoculars have multiple buttons on top, which allow you to operate them intuitively. You can use those buttons to use the built-in camera function. That function allows you to take pictures and record videos with audio, so you can easily capture whatever it is that you’re observing. Everything is stored in the built-in 64 GB memory.

Battery & waterproof
These HikMicro Habrok Pro HQ50LN 940 nm multispectral binoculars have a replaceable and rechargeable Li-ion battery pack with a battery life of 7 hours. This allows you to use the Habrok Pro for a long time, before having to recharge it. With the battery pack installed, these multispectral binoculars have a weight of 975 grams. It has an IP67 waterproof rating, which means it is entirely dustproof and that it can be submerged in water to a depth of one metre for 30 minutes maximum.