Black-coated body on a
dedicated head and tripod
These tripod-type binoculars pair the 20×120 optical body with the dedicated BS-K7T head. With a 10 kg body and a tripod of approx. 5 kg, they're easy to carry and set up.
Mounted on the dedicated head and carbon tripod
Product Specifications
- Magnification
- 20×
- Objective Lens
- 120 mm
- Angle of View
- 3°
- Field of View
- 52 m at 1,000 m
- Eye Relief
- 17 mm
- Relative Brightness
- 36
- Diopter Control
- −4D ~ +3D (individual focus)
- Interpupillary Distance Adjustment
- 58 ~ 78 mm
- Coated Lenses
- AR fully multi-coated
- Prism
- Porro type
- Observation Range
- 10 m ~ ∞ (based on normal vision)
- Body Dimensions (L × W × H)
- 680 × 440 × 160 mm
- Body Weight
- 10 kg
- Material
- Special aluminum alloy
- Waterproofing
- Fully waterproof (nitrogen-purged) IPX7 (1 m depth, 30 min)
- Constant Temperature and Humidity
- −25 ~ +45 ℃, certified testing
- Azimuth Adjustment Angle
- 360° (fixing lever)
- Vertical Adjustment Angle
- −30° ~ +45° (fixing lever)
- Tripod
- H 83 ~ 170 cm · approx. 5 kg
- Head
- Dedicated BS-K7T head
- Protective Cover
- Body protective cover
- Power
- Not required (power-free optical viewing)
- Manufacturer / Country of Origin
- Baeksan Science Inc. / Made in KOREA
Product Features
Low dispersion keeps chromatic aberration to a minimum
Less reflection and scatter for a bright, sharp image
Excellent brightness, even in low light
Minimal light loss
3° angle of view, well suited to moving targets
17 mm eye relief, observe with glasses on
Manual adjustment, 58~78 mm
−4D~+3D, a sharp view for different eyesight
1 m depth for 30 min or more, passed certified testing
High-adhesion military-grade special coating resists scratches and corrosion
Protects the lenses from deterioration and damage under long sun exposure
360° rotation, −30°~+45°, fixing levers
Primary Uses
Surveillance missions that need mobile deployment
Bright, sharp astronomical observation
Set up on site for long-range viewing
Large-aperture binoculars for private owners
How to Use
- Set the gap between the barrels to match the distance between your eyes.
- Line up the two round fields of view in the eyepieces until they merge into one.
- Once the target is in view, turn the eyepiece ring left or right.
- Use the ± scale on the ring to bring each eye into sharp focus.
Mount the binoculars on the dedicated-head tripod. When moving or storing them, keep the body under the protective cover.