Flir Scout II 320 Thermal Imaging Monocular

Scout II, a tiny monocular with clear thermal imaging, recognises individuals, animals, and objects in poor visibility environments—day or night. Thermal imaging, which generates images based on heat rather than visible light, provides users with greater situational awareness in complete darkness and haze, enabling dependable vision for surveillance and safe navigation.

Key characteristics include:

The FLIR Scout II 320 catches and displays infrared radiation generated by objects, allowing you to see temperature differences and heat signatures. This technique is useful for spotting wildlife, tracking movement, and identifying items in low-light conditions.

The designation “320” alludes to the camera’s resolution of 320 × 240 thermal pixels. This delivers a detailed and clear thermal image, allowing you to differentiate between various objects and temperatures.

Compact and portable: The FLIR Scout II 320’s monocular design makes it lightweight and portable. It can be used handed or mounted on tripods or other supports.

Simple Controls for modifying Settings and Capturing photographs: The gadget is meant to be user-friendly, with simple controls for modifying settings and capturing photographs. Outdoor lovers, animal observers, and security professionals frequently utilise it.

The FLIR Scout II 320 is built to survive harsh outdoor environments. It is tough, weather-resistant, and adaptable to a variety of settings.

The device’s battery life is normally adequate, allowing for extended use during outdoor activities.

Flir Scout II 320 Thermal Imaging Monocular specifications

• Detector Type: 336 × 256 VOx Microbolometer
• Video Refresh Rate: 60 Hz NTSC
• Field of View (H x V): 17° × 13° NTSC
• Focal Length: 19 mm Fixed Focus
• Start up: < 1.5 seconds
• Waveband: 7.5 – 13.5 μm
• Thermal Sensitivity: <50 mK @ f/1.0
• Image Processing: FLIR Proprietary Digital Detail Enhancement ™