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Naked eye
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Specifications
- Magnification / Objective Lens
- 20× / Ø120 mm
- Angle of View
- 3° (52 m at 1,000 m)
- Eye Relief
- 17 mm
- Diopter Control
- −4D ~ +3D
- Interpupillary Distance
- 58 ~ 78 mm
- Prism / Coating
- Porro type / AR fully multi-coated
- Azimuth / Vertical Angle
- 360° / −30° ~ +70°
- Material
- Aluminum alloy body, STS316 stainless steel parts
- Waterproofing
- Nitrogen-purged, IPX7 (1 m depth, 30 min)
- Operating Temperature
- −20 ~ +45 ℃
- Optical Zoom
- 40× (f 4.25 ~ 170 mm), 12× digital zoom, up to 480× total
- Horizontal FOV
- 59.7° ~ 1.7°
- Sensor
- 1/2.9″ global shutter
- Video Output
- 1080p · 60 fps
- Minimum Illumination
- Color 0.01 lx · B/W 0.007 lx
- Display Functions
- Switch to thermal view · PIP
- Resolution
- 640 × 512
- Detector
- Uncooled VOx microbolometer · 12 µm
- Lens
- 25 mm · F1.0
- Field of View
- 17.5° × 14.0°
- Thermal Sensitivity (NETD)
- < 40 mK
- Display
- 7″ · 1024 × 600
- Brightness
- 1,000 nit high brightness (readable outdoors in daylight)
- Mounting
- Folding, on top of the body
- Sensor Housing
- Integrated case under the body
- Illuminator (Option)
- 850 nm NIR · Adjustable beam angle
- Waterproofing
- FULL IP 67
Applications
Developed from operating experience built up in security and surveillance for the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard.
Day and night observation of approaching vessels and coastal activity
Detects heat from people and vehicles in complete darkness
Helps identify nearby waters and vessels, with video recording
Long-range identification of people and vehicles, port and facility security
Optical Body, Digital and Display Units
The EO and thermal imaging cameras sit in a separate housing apart from the objective lenses, so the 20×120 optics keep their full direct-viewing performance.
Daytime direct viewing · No power required
Daytime zoom and recording, low-light video
Heat detection at night and in haze
EO/thermal switching, PIP display
Top-mounted folding video observation screen
Separate power unit, integrated sensor case under the body
Near-infrared illumination for active night observation
From Design to A/S, All in Korea
Since 1996, Baeksan Science has designed and built its own large-aperture optical equipment, and it's the only manufacturer of large-aperture binoculars in Korea. Design, machining, assembly, inspection and post-delivery support all happen in Korea.
