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Optimax Technology Llc Td32, Pard Td32-70/850/l/f Td5 35mm 384x288/70mm/nv Lrf
$3,499.00
- Objective:
- 70mm
- Min Magnification:
- 3x
- Max Magnification:
- 6.5x
- Field of View:
- 5.7 x 8 Degrees
- Battery Size:
- 21700 Li-ion Rechargeable
- Resolution:
- 384x288, 50Hz
- Controls:
- Manual
- Diopter Adjustment:
- -5/+3
- Focus Range:
- 1400/2600 Meters
- Infrared Illuminator:
- 850nm
- Intensifier Tube:
- Yes
The Optimax Technology LLC TD32 thermal imaging scope brings dual-sensor capability to the rifle platform, pairing thermal and visible-light channels in a single optic built for low-light and no-light hunting, tactical use, and surveillance work. This is a serious tool for shooters who need to see what's moving in darkness or through obscuring conditions—thermal cuts through smoke, fog, and heavy brush where conventional night vision and daylight scopes fall short.
The TD32 combines a 384×288 uncooled thermal sensor with a dedicated 70mm visible-light channel (6.5× magnification, 1920×1080 CMOS), giving you both thermal and daylight imaging without switching optics. The built-in laser rangefinder reaches 1200 yards, and a ballistic calculator helps dial holdover fast. A 50Hz thermal frame rate and 25mK NETD sensitivity deliver smooth, detailed thermal imagery. The 3× thermal magnification with 2× digital zoom and 6× visible magnification with 2× digital zoom offer flexibility across engagement distances.
The 800×800 IPS LCD display supports six reticle styles in four colors (red, white, yellow, green), scene modes optimized for city, rain, and forest environments, and multiple image modes to handle varied lighting. An integrated 5W VCSEL IR illuminator (850/940nm, 3 adjustable levels) extends recognition distance to 350 meters in total darkness. The scope records thermal and visible-light video in .mp4 format, stores media on a microSD card (up to 128GB), and connects via WiFi to the PardVision app for remote monitoring and control. IP67 weather sealing and aluminum-alloy construction handle field conditions; the housing weighs 800g without battery and runs on a single 21700 lithium-ion cell for over 6 hours of continuous operation.
This is an advanced, feature-rich platform—not a simple thermal add-on. It demands study and deliberate use, but delivers the optical and electronic capability that serious thermal hunters and professional users expect.
Key Features
- Dual-sensor design: 384×288 uncooled thermal (50Hz, 25mK NETD) + 1920×1080 visible-light CMOS (70mm, 6.5× magnification)
- Integrated 1200-yard laser rangefinder with ballistic calculator for quick holdover solutions
- Built-in 5W VCSEL IR illuminator (850/940nm, three intensity levels) for extended night recognition to 350 meters
- 800×800 IPS LCD display with six reticle styles, four color options, and multiple image rendering modes
- Picture-in-picture (PIP) mode for simultaneous thermal and daylight reference
- Thermal and visible-light video recording (.mp4) with loop recording and selectable resolution (thermal up to 1024×768, visible up to 1440×1080)
- WiFi connectivity to PardVision app for remote operation and media transfer
- Gyroscope and electronic compass for tactical awareness
- Type-C USB and HDMI output for data management and external displays
- IP67-rated aluminum-alloy housing, rated for 6000J recoil shock
- Single 21700 lithium-ion battery, 6+ hours runtime; external Type-C charging
Specifications
| Thermal Sensor | Uncooled VOx IR, 384×288 px (12×12 μm pixel size) |
| Thermal NETD | 25mK (0.025°C) |
| Thermal Frame Rate | 50 Hz |
| Thermal Magnification | 3×, digital zoom 2×; effective range 3×–6× |
| Thermal Field of View | 5.7° H/V (8° diagonal) |
| Visible-Light Sensor | CMOS, 1920×1080 px (2.9 μm pixel size) |
| Visible-Light Magnification | 6.5×, digital zoom 2×; effective range 6.5×–13× |
| Visible-Light Lens | 70mm, all-glass multi-coated objective |
| Visible-Light FOV | 2.6° H/V (3.6° diagonal) |
| Display | 800×800 px IPS LCD, 100mm eye relief |
| Reticles | 6 styles, 4 colors (red/white/yellow/green) |
| Laser Rangefinder | 1200-yard detection range |
| IR Illuminator | 5W VCSEL, 850/940nm, 3 intensity levels, 350m distance |
| Focus Range | 3m to infinity (both channels) |
| Diopter Adjustment | −5D to +3D |
| Video Recording | Thermal: 1024×768; Visible: 1440×1080; format .mp4 |
| Still Photography | 2592×1944 px, .JPG format |
| Storage | MicroSD card up to 128GB |
| Image Modes | WT-HOT, BK-HOT, EDGE, RD-HOT, IN-HOT, SKY |
| Scene Modes | City, Rain, Forest |
| Battery | Lithium-ion 21700 (3.7V nominal) |
| Runtime | 6+ hours continuous operation |
| Charging | Type-C USB |
| IP Rating | IP67 (water/dust/mud resistant) |
| Operating Temperature | −20°C to +50°C |
| Recoil Rating | 6000J shock resistance |
| Housing Material | Aluminum alloy |
| Dimensions | 350 × 91 × 95 mm (L × W × H) |
| Weight | 800g (without battery), 845g (with battery) |
| Connectivity | WiFi, Type-C USB, HDMI output |
| Companion App | PardVision |
| Additional Features | Ballistic calculator, PIP mode, gyroscope, e-compass, mechanical shutter, microphone, loop recording, self-motivated recording, firmware upgradeable |
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between the thermal and visible-light channels?
The thermal channel (384×288, 3× base magnification) detects infrared heat and works in complete darkness and through obscuring conditions like fog and smoke. The visible-light channel (1920×1080, 6.5× magnification through a 70mm lens) functions like a high-resolution daylight scope with low-light capability. You can switch between them, use picture-in-picture mode to see both simultaneously, or record either or both to media.
Can I use the TD32 on any rifle, and what about recoil?
The TD32 is designed for rifle mounting and is rated for 6000J recoil shock resistance. You'll need a compatible scope mount; confirm your mount is rated for the weight (845g with battery) and the recoil of your firearm. Always follow proper installation and zeroing procedures specific to thermal scopes.
What's included with the TD32, and what do I need to buy separately?
We provide the scope body and one 21700 lithium-ion battery. You'll need a rifle scope mount, a microSD card for video/photo storage, and likely a dedicated charger for the 21700 battery (the Type-C port on the scope can charge the battery, but a multi-cell charger is more practical for field use). The PardVision app is free to download for iOS and Android to enable remote WiFi control.
How far can the laser rangefinder and ballistic calculator actually help me?
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