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The ATN BlazeHunter LRF thermal monocular is a versatile 4–32x thermal imaging tool built for hunters who need to glass country in complete darkness and measure distance to their target. Unlike image-intensifier night vision, thermal detects heat signatures regardless of ambient light—meaning it works equally well on moonless nights, through fog, smoke, and heavy brush. The 384×288 sensor with sub-18mK thermal sensitivity renders fine detail; the large OLED display shows what you're looking at in crisp, full-color, with multiple viewing modes (white hot, black hot, iron bow, and more) to suit different conditions and personal preference.

The built-in laser rangefinder reaches out to 1,000 yards, letting you confirm distance to game before you commit. Video and photo capture means you can document your hunt or review footage later—and Wi-Fi lets you share in the field without breaking down the whole rig. At 0.8 pounds without batteries and just under 6 inches long, it's genuinely packable for a glassing tool, and the 14-hour runtime (two included 18650 cells) will get you through a full day and into the next morning. The IP67 rating handles rain and dust, and the operating temperature range spans serious winter hunts down to –30°F.

This is a monocular, so you'll use it one-eyed to scan, ranging, and confirm before shouldering your rifle. It's not a weapon sight replacement, but as a standalone optic for predator hunting, varmint control, and glassing in the dark, it removes guesswork and extends your hunting window well beyond what your eyes alone can do.

Key Features

• Professional-grade thermal sensor (384×288, 50 Hz, sub-18mK NETD) for high sensitivity and detail
• 4–32x magnification with 7.8° × 5.9° field of view at lowest power
• Built-in laser rangefinder (1,000-yard range)
• Multiple color palettes (white hot, black hot, white hot + red, green hot, sepia, iron bow)
• Video and photo recording with built-in Wi-Fi for field sharing
• Large full-color OLED display (1440×1080 resolution)
• Up to 14 hours battery life (two 18650 cells included)
• Compact and lightweight (0.8 lb body, 5.98" × 1.67" × 2.93")
• IP67 dust and weather resistance
• Human detection range to 1,800 meters
• Operating range –30°C to +50°C (–22°F to +122°F)

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I mount the BlazeHunter LRF on a rifle?

This is a handheld monocular, not a weapon-mounted optic. It's designed for glassing, ranging, and target confirmation before you raise your rifle. You can shoulder it to your shooting eye to glass and confirm distance, then lower it and engage your target with your rifle scope.

What's the actual thermal detection and rangefinder range?

The sensor can detect humans out to 1,800 meters under ideal conditions. The integrated laser rangefinder measures distance to 1,000 yards.

How long does the battery last on a single charge?

Each 18650 cell runs the monocular for roughly 7 hours. Two cells are included, giving you up to 14 hours total before you need to swap batteries or recharge. A charger comes with the unit.

Is the BlazeHunter waterproof enough for rain and wet conditions?

Yes. The IP67 rating means it's dust-proof and can handle temporary submersion. It's also designed to operate in temperatures from –22°F to +122°F, so it will work in cold and wet field conditions.

Can I share video or photos without removing the battery?

The monocular has built-in Wi-Fi, allowing you to transfer video and photos wirelessly without breaking down the unit in the field.