PARD Leopard 256 11mm Thermal Monocular

Checking a yard, a barn or a campsite after dark is close-range work, where a wide field keeps more of the scene in view at once. The PARD Leopard 256 11mm puts a 256 × 192 thermal sensor behind an 11 mm lens with a 15.9° × 12° field, the wider of the two Leopard 256 models, and it is rated to detect at 500 m. It starts at 2x, digital zoom steps up to 8x, and photos and video save to 32 GB of built-in storage.

Key Features

• 256 × 192 at ≤25 mK. An uncooled vanadium oxide (VOx) detector with 12 μm pixels and a 50 Hz frame rate. Its image engine is PARD's IREA.
• 2x with digital zoom to 8x. The 11 mm lens shows a 15.9° × 12° field. The 2x base magnification is optical; the digital zoom steps of 2x, 4x, 6x and 8x enlarge the pixels at the center of the image, which makes the subject look bigger without adding detail. The Leopard 256 16mm narrows the field to 11° × 8.2° for 2.9x and an 800 m detection rating.
• 1024 × 768 OLED eyepiece. 20 mm of eye relief, a -5 to +5 diopter, three scene modes (City, Rain and Forest) and five image modes (WT-HOT, BK-HOT, RD-HOT, IN-HOT and SKY).
• Built-in recording. Photos (.JPG) and video (.MP4) at 1024 × 768 save to 32 GB of built-in eMMC storage.

Ideal For

• Close-range checks around a home, barn or campsite, where the wider field shows more of the scene at once.
• Trails and woodland edges at night, scanning a wide arc before reaching for the digital zoom.
• Hunters who want a scanner for close cover beside their binoculars.