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The Pard Landsat-C 640 45mm dual-spec scope with LRF combines thermal and visible light imaging in one compact unit, making it a serious choice for hunters and shooters who need versatility across day and night conditions. This isn't a single-mode optic—you get an uncooled thermal sensor paired with a dedicated day-channel visible light camera, both feeding into a high-resolution display so you can switch between them or layer them together depending on what the situation demands.
The thermal side runs a 640×512 vanadium oxide sensor with 12-micron pixels and a 2100-meter detection range, paired with a 45mm objective and 2× optical magnification. The visible light channel is substantially sharper: a 2560×1440 resolution sensor with 2.9-micron pixels, 0.001 lux sensitivity, and switchable 50mm or 70mm objectives (4.4× and 6.1× magnification respectively). That dual-optics design means you're not compromising on either spectrum—thermal stays thermal, daylight work gets the detail it needs. Both channels support 2× to 8× digital zoom and can be recorded simultaneously or independently via the built-in microSD slot (up to 128GB).
Beyond image capture, the Landsat-C 640 is built to work like a rifle scope should. The rangefinder reaches 1200 yards, the ballistic calculator helps you dial, and recoil-activated recording means you'll catch every shot. A 5-watt IR illuminator with three intensity levels handles close-work situations where ambient IR is thin. The whole rig runs on a rechargeable Li-ion battery good for roughly 6 hours, seals to IP67 for weather and dust, and handles recoil impacts rated to 6000 joules. Mechanical shutter, gyroscope, e-compass, loop recording, and WiFi connectivity (via the PardVision2 app) round out the feature set.
This is a scope for serious field work: backcountry hunting in low light, precision shooting where you need both thermal detection and visible detail, or situations where switching between day and night without dismounting saves critical time. Not a budget optic, but built with aluminum alloy housing and fully coated optics to survive the field.
Key Features
- Dual thermal and visible light sensors in one scope—switch seamlessly between modes
- 640×512 thermal (45mm objective, 2× magnification, 2100m detection range)
- 2560×1440 visible light with selectable 50mm or 70mm objectives (4.4× or 6.1×)
- Integrated laser rangefinder to 1200 yards with ballistic calculator
- Built-in recording: photo (JPG), video (MP4), and recoil-activated capture
- 5-watt 850/940nm IR illuminator with three power levels (350m range)
- Picture-in-picture overlay, gyroscope, e-compass, and loop recording
- WiFi-connected via PardVision2 app for remote viewing and control
- IP67 weatherproof, rated to 6000J recoil, operating range –30 to +55°C
- Rechargeable Li-ion battery (~6 hours runtime); USB Type-C charging and HDMI output
Specifications
| Thermal Sensor | 640×512 uncooled vanadium oxide, 12μm pixel size, NETD ≤20mK |
| Thermal Objective | 45mm, 2× optical magnification, 8.8° H/V FOV |
| Thermal Detection Range | 2100 meters |
| Visible Light Sensor | 2560×1440 resolution, 2.9μm pixel size, 0.001 lux sensitivity |
| Visible Light Objectives | 50mm (4.4×) or 70mm (6.1×) with switchable optics |
| Visible Light FOV | 50mm: 4.8° H/V; 70mm: 3.4° H/V |
| Digital Zoom | 2×, 4×, 6×, 8× |
| Display | 800×800 IPS touchscreen; 6 reticle styles in 4 colors (red, white, yellow, green) |
| Rangefinder | Laser LRF to 1200 yards / 1000 meters |
| IR Illuminator | 5W, 850/940nm, 3 power levels, 350m range |
| Recording | Photo: 1536×1536 JPG; Video: Thermal 768×768 or Night Vision 1440×1080 MP4 |
| Storage | Micro SD card, up to 128GB |
| Special Features | Ballistic calculator, picture-in-picture, gyroscope, e-compass, loop recording, recoil-activated recording, mechanical shutter, microphone |
| Eye Relief | 100mm |
| Diopter Adjustment | –5 to +3D |
| Battery | Li-ion 21700 (3.7V); ~6 hours runtime; USB Type-C charging |
| Connectivity | WiFi, USB Type-C, HDMI output; PardVision2 app |
| Environmental Rating | IP67 (dust/water resistant); –30 to +55°C operating range |
| Recoil Resistance | 6000 joules |
| Housing Material | Aluminium alloy with all-glass multi-coated optics |
| Dimensions | 265 × 92 × 90mm |
| Weight | 785g (with IR illuminator, LRF, and battery) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the thermal and visible light channels at the same time?
Yes. The Landsat-C 640 supports picture-in-picture overlay, allowing you to layer thermal detection over your visible light image or vice versa. You can also record both simultaneously via the dedicated recording system.
What's the difference between the two visible light objectives, and can I swap them?
The scope ships with selectable 50mm (4.4×) or 70mm (6.1×) visible light objectives. The 50mm provides a wider field of view (4.8°); the 70mm is narrower (3.4°) but offers more magnification for distant detail. The specs confirm both are available, though we recommend confirming swappability directly with Pard support to ensure proper installation.
How long does the battery last, and can I use an external power source?
The internal Li-ion 21700 battery provides roughly 6 hours of runtime. The scope also supports external power via USB Type-C, so you can run it longer in the field with a portable battery pack if needed.
Is this scope weatherproof and suitable for harsh field conditions?
Yes. The Landsat-C 640 is rated IP67 for dust and water resistance, operates in temperatures from –30 to +55°C, and is designed to withstand 6000 joules of recoil impact. It's built to handle serious hunting and shooting environments.
