Steiner Nighthunter H35 Lite Gen II Thermal Imaging Monocular - Model 9523

SKU:
121686059
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UPC:
840229106516
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MPN:
9523
$1,499.99
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Objective:
35mm
Min Magnification:
1x
Max Magnification:
4x
Battery Life:
7 hrs
Field of View:
7.50 x 5.60 Degrees
Resolution:
400x300, 12 Micron, 50 Hz
Weight:
12.34 oz

The Steiner Nighthunter H35 Lite Gen II thermal imaging monocular is a compact, handheld thermal optic built for hunters and operators who need to work effectively in complete darkness. This 35mm thermal monocular delivers real thermal imaging—not amplified starlight—so it cuts through pitch-black conditions, fog, and smoke where conventional night vision falls short. At 350 grams with an ergonomic hand strap and streamlined controls, it's light enough for extended glassing sessions and rugged enough for the field.

The Nighthunter H35 Lite Gen II uses Steiner's Quantum Vision thermal technology paired with a 400 x 300 thermal sensor at 12-micron resolution. The 35mm F1.0 objective and 7.5° × 5.6° field of view at 100 meters give you a solid balance between detection range and situational awareness—wide enough to scan terrain, tight enough to identify targets at distance. A 7-hour NETD (noise equivalent temperature difference) means it will render thermal contrasts clearly, even in subtle conditions. The straightforward user interface keeps operation simple: power button relocated for easier reach, interchangeable batteries for field swaps, and an ergonomic eyecup designed for comfortable cheek weld.

Built in Steiner's legendary Makrolon polycarbonate housing, the Nighthunter H35 Lite Gen II is rated for extreme conditions and punishing use. This is a monocular designed to survive, not just perform. Whether you're hunting coyote, hog, or varmint at night, conducting security work, or glassing from a blind, this thermal monocular cuts through darkness with the reliability Steiner is known for.

Key Features

  • Quantum Vision thermal technology with 400 x 300 thermal sensor for clear, detailed imagery in complete darkness
  • 35mm F1.0 objective lens and 7.5° × 5.6° field of view designed for mid-range detection and target identification
  • Lightweight at 350 grams with comfortable hand strap for extended field use
  • Interchangeable battery system for field flexibility
  • Ergonomic eyecup and repositioned power button for intuitive operation
  • Makrolon polycarbonate housing proven in extreme conditions
  • 7-hour NETD for consistent thermal contrast in variable conditions

Specifications

Thermal Sensor Resolution400 x 300 @ 12 microns
Objective Focal Length35mm F1.0
Field of View (at 100m)7.5° × 5.6°
NETD7 hours
Dimensions150 × 45 × 75mm
Weight350 grams
Housing MaterialMakrolon polycarbonate
Warranty2 years

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of hunting is the Nighthunter H35 Lite Gen II best suited for?

This thermal monocular excels at night hunting—coyote, hog, varmint, and predator work where darkness is an advantage. The 35mm focal length and field of view balance detection range with situational awareness, making it practical for glassing from stands, moving across terrain, or conducting security operations after dark.

Can I swap batteries in the field?

Yes. The Nighthunter H35 Lite Gen II features an interchangeable battery system, so you can carry spares and swap them without returning to base camp.

Is this monocular tough enough for rough use?

Absolutely. The Nighthunter H35 Lite Gen II is built from Makrolon polycarbonate and has been tested for extreme conditions. Steiner's reputation for rugged optics is earned—this monocular is designed to handle the harshest field environments.

How does thermal imaging work compared to night vision?

Thermal imaging detects heat energy radiating from objects, so it works in complete darkness, fog, and smoke. Night vision amplifies available light, so it requires at least some ambient light to function. The Nighthunter H35 Lite Gen II's thermal sensor will perform regardless of darkness or weather conditions.