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Sellmark Binoculars
These advanced optics combine thermal imaging with digital night vision for long-range observation. The high-resolution sensors provide clear data in total darkness
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Current binocular from Sellmark
In short
Dual Sensor Technology
Thermal and digital night vision work together in one unit.
High Resolution Imaging
The 1280x1024 sensor captures fine thermal details.
Variable Zoom Range
Magnification adjusts from 2x up to 16x.
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What people say
The thermal sensor picks up heat signatures at incredible distances.
I can switch between digital night vision and thermal modes easily.
The laser range finder gives me an exact distance reading instantly.
Why it’s listed
Advanced Thermal Specifications
This catalog features Pulsar Symbion models with high-resolution 12 micron sensors. The listings emphasize long-range capabilities and laser distance measurement.
- Thermal and digital night vision
- Laser range finder integration
- 1280x1024 sensor resolution
- 12 micron pixel pitch
- 2-16x variable magnification
- Long range detection
How they are built
Sensor Precision
The 1280x1024 sensor provides high-definition thermal images. This allows for precise identification at long distances.
Distance Tracking
An integrated laser range finder is included. It provides exact distance data for the observed target.
Magnification Flexibility
The 2-16x range allows for wide scanning or tight zooming. This suits various long-range observation needs.
Night Operations
These models function in complete darkness. They use thermal heat signatures and digital night vision.
Before you buy
Sellmark Questions
What sensors do these binoculars use?
They use thermal and digital night vision sensors.
What is the magnification range?
The magnification ranges from 2x to 16x.
Does it include a distance tool?
Yes, it features a laser range finder.
What is the sensor resolution?
The thermal sensor resolution is 1280x1024.