Atn Timnblh650Lrf Blazehunter Lrf Thermal Black 3.5-28X 640X512 Resolution

The ATN BlazeHunter LRF thermal monocular brings serious thermal imaging capability to hunters and precision shooters who need to identify game and measure distance in complete darkness. Built around a 640x512 thermal sensor with sub-18mK NETD sensitivity, this 3.5–28x magnification optic detects temperature differences that matter—spotting warm-blooded targets across varied terrain whether you're glassing at dusk, midnight, or in heavy fog. The integrated laser rangefinder stretches to 1,000 yards, giving you both target confirmation and ballistics-ready distance in one device.

The 50mm objective and 1440x1080 OLED display deliver sharp, full-color imagery with your choice of multiple viewing modes—white hot, black hot, red overlay, green, sepia, and ironbow—so you can adapt to whatever contrast conditions the terrain throws at you. Video and still-image capture let you document your hunt, and built-in Wi-Fi means you can offload footage or share moments from the field without breaking down the monocular. The compact, lightweight design (0.8 lb without batteries) won't slow you down on all-day glassing sessions or rough terrain. Two rechargeable 18650 batteries deliver up to 14 hours of runtime, with a charger included, so you can hunt through a full night and into dawn.

ATN engineered the BlazeHunter for real fieldwork: IP67 waterproofing, 15mm of eye relief for comfortable viewing, and a rugged build that tolerates temperatures from –22°F to +122°F. Whether you're tracking predators, scouting game before first light, or running night-range drills, the BlazeHunter cuts through the dark and gives you the precision edge a serious hunter demands.

Key Features

• 640×512 thermal sensor with sub-18mK NETD for exceptional detail in low-light and no-light conditions
• 3.5–28x variable magnification for close-range scanning and long-distance target identification
• Built-in laser rangefinder (1,000-yard range) for instant distance measurements
• 1440×1080 OLED display with six color modes to optimize contrast in any terrain
• Video and photo recording for field documentation and post-hunt review
• Wi-Fi connectivity for easy file transfer and real-time sharing
• IP67-rated weatherproof design—fog-proof, dust-proof, and water-resistant
• Dual 18650 rechargeable batteries with charger included; up to 14 hours runtime
• Compact and lightweight (0.8 lb without batteries) for extended glassing sessions
• Operates reliably in extreme cold and heat (–22°F to +122°F)

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of hunting is the BlazeHunter LRF thermal monocular best suited for?

The BlazeHunter is ideal for night hunts, low-light scouting, and predator control where thermal detection gives you a decisive advantage. The built-in rangefinder and magnification range (3.5–28×) also make it useful for longer-distance glassing and confirmed distance measurement before the shot. It works well in fog, rain, and complete darkness—conditions where conventional optics fail.

Can I record video and photos with the BlazeHunter?

Yes. The monocular includes video and still-image recording capability, and Wi-Fi connectivity lets you transfer files to a smartphone or other device without breaking down the optic in the field.

How long does the battery last, and what's included?

Two rechargeable 18650 batteries are included. Each battery delivers approximately 7 hours of runtime; together they provide up to 14 hours of continuous operation. A USB charger is also included so you can recharge in the field or at camp.

Is the BlazeHunter waterproof and durable in bad weather?

Yes. The monocular is IP67-rated, meaning it's dust-proof, fog-proof, and fully waterproof—ready for rain, snow, and rugged terrain. It also operates reliably across a wide temperature range, from –22°F to +122°F.