Maketheone IR Torch 3 Watt 850NM Infrared Light Night Vision Flashlight Torch - Infrared Light is Invisible to Human Eyes - to be Used with Night Vision Device(NOT Include Battery)

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Interchangeable torch head system that allows the head of the torch to be changed. Changing the head size alters the beam range. The buttons control magnification, day/night mode, three levels of screen brightness and 1280×720 HD video mode. A central button controls a menu comprising zeroing, reticle design/colour and settings for date/time, language and SD card formatting. Most digital IR scopes aspire to offer the best of both worlds – a daytime colour mode and monochrome by night.

In daylight, flipping down the front lens cap, which has a small aperture to limit light, helps ensure a clear image through the range thanks to the 1280×720 CMOS sensor. At night, although there is some pixelation at the upper end, the picture remains very clear at airgun ranges. A large knob sharpens the target image and the ocular collar focuses the 1024×768 AMOLED viewing screen. The 4x optical magnification is boosted by 4.5x digital zoom to give a 4-18x range that’s accessible from the main menu. The picture-in-picture mode helps place shots with even more precision, and at the press of a button, you can record them in HD.Tested to ANSI/NEMA FL1 standards using 1 x Nitecore 3500 mAh NL1835HP lithium-ion battery. Data may vary slightly during real-world use due to battery, individual usage habits and environmental factors. The Spectrum is easy to use in darkness. Nightfox's Rapid Focus technology and a Stepless Dimmer Switch give you precise control over the beam. The rearmost button accesses a menu covering operations such as zeroing, picture-in-picture mode, brightness, range units, date, time, language and wifi.

To change between daily and tactical modes, firstly ensure the torch is off and then loosen the tail cap. Press and hold the mode button while tightening the tail cap again and the torch will then blink once to show daily mode or blink twice to show tactical mode has been activated.

A power indicator on the tail will show the battery voltage when it is first inserted, for example if the voltage is 4.2 V the light will flash four times, pause and then flash two more times. The integrated advance temperature regulation (ATR) technology regulates the output of the CI7 according to the working condition and ambient environment to maintain the optimal performance. The rechargeable 18650 battery is housed at the top of the unit and gives a claimed eight hours of use. Up front is the 850Nm IR torch that has three brightness levels and an adjustable beam. It’s small, but Pard claims a range of 200 metres.

Five brightness levels and strobe are available from the four white LEDs, and the four infrared LEDs offer a choice of either a high 7 W output, mid 3 W output or a low 1 W output. The torch can be used with either the white LEDs activated or the infrared LEDs activated, and they are changed by pushing the head of the CI7 forward and rotating the head, which swaps between the two sets of LEDs and aligns the chosen LEDs with the reflector. Of course, shooting in the dark requires night vision optics. Lamping still works, but in my opinion it doesn’t hold a candle (pun intended) to infrared (IR) and thermal technology. The 3x base optical magnification is enhanced by turning a small dial to achieve 1-8x digital amplification. The effect is a 3-24x range in 3x increments. Inevitably there’s some pixelation at the higher end, but the 4000×3000 pixel CMOS sensor delivers a crisp image. Advanced controls fine-tune aspects such as IR sensitivity to get the best from different IR illuminators and conditions. The Nightfox Spectrum is an advanced infrared torch with three integrated LEDs. Two powerful infrared LEDs (850nm & 940nm wavelengths) massively boost the range of your night vision device. One white LED instantly gives you visible illumination when you need it. 1x 18650 battery required (not included). A sturdy one-piece mount attaches to a Picatinny rail and the NV008P screws on. It’s not unusual to have to use some shims provided between the scope and mount to re-centre the reticle in the screen once zeroed. Alternatively, there are some excellent aftermarket adjustable mounts.

Holding down the power button reveals a colour daytime image through the LCOS 1280×720 HD screen that conveys a range of data. There are 10 brightness levels, and an ocular collar adjusts the screen image whilst a second on the objective lens focuses the target image. Once the parcel reaches the DPD depot for forwarding we will then notify you with a delivery window, providing an estimated delivery time when your parcel will arrive. There are three basic categories of night vision optic – infrared (IR) scopes, thermal scopes and add-ons – either IR or thermal – that are attached to a regular day scope.