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HTI HT-A4
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Pulsar Axion XQ38

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Optics
Lens 24 mm 38 mm
F-ratio n/a 1.2
Diopter adjustment n/a n/a
Eye relief distance n/a n/a
Exit pupil diameter n/a n/a
Rear Aperture n/a n/a
Optical zoom 4 x 3.5 x
Digital zoom 4 x 4 x
FOV : Hor 14.9 ° 9.8 °
FOV : Ver 11.2 ° 7.4 °
Focus range n/a n/a
Thermal details
Thermal type Uncooled Uncooled
Sensor resolution : Hor 384 pixels 384 pixels
Sensor resolution : Ver 288 pixels 288 pixels
Pixel pitch 17 µm 17 µm
Sensitivity 50 mK 40 mK
Spectral range : Min 8 µm n/a
Spectral range : Max 14 µm n/a
Display resolution : Hor 1024 pixels 1024 pixels
Display resolution : Ver 768 pixels 768 pixels
Refresh rate 50 Hz 50 Hz
Image polarity White hot, black hot, iron red, rainbow n/a
Output screen color Full color Full color
Video formats n/a n/a
Startup time 3 seconds 5 seconds
Other
Package contents n/a n/a
Additional details n/a n/a
Size & weight
Dimensions : Length 187 mm 167 mm
Dimensions : Width 69 mm 49 mm
Dimensions : Height 68 mm 73 mm
Weight 440 g 350 g
Battery
Type Lithium-ion Li-Ion Battery Pack APS5
Number of batteries 1 1
Battery life 6 hours 6 hours
Replaceable
Appliances
Surveillance
Hunting
Law enforcement
Search & rescue
Military
Fire fighting
Thermography
Durability
Dustproof
Shockproof
Waterproof
Submersible
Operating temperature : Minimum n/a -20 °C
Operating temperature : Maximum n/a 40 °C
Storage temperature : Minimum -20 °C n/a
Storage temperature : Maximum 60 °C n/a
Environmental rating IP66 IPX7

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