For Sale: INFIRAY THERMAL IMAGING - AVAILABLE

[Blackwood Outdoors]

InfiRay

Infiray thermal imaging products feature advanced sensor and cutting edge design features, providing excellent performance and great value.

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Tube TP25 SE -Thermal Rifle Scope - £999.95

NocPix Bolt P25R Thermal Scope with LRF

The NocPix Bolt P25R thermal scope offers amazing value, with inbuilt LRF and ballistic system, it is ideal for entry level users and airgunners.

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Iris IL19 -Thermal Monocular - £999.95

Infiray Iris IL19 Thermal Monocular

The InfiRay IL19 thermal monocular offers high-resolution imaging, a 19mm lens, and long-range detection, perfect for wildlife observation and security. Compact and user-friendly.

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Iris IL35 -Thermal Monocular - £1294.95

Infiray Iris IL35 Thermal Monocular

The InfiRay IL35 thermal monocular offers high-resolution imaging, a 35mm lens, and long-range detection, perfect for wildlife observation and security. Compact and user-friendly.

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Tube TS60 -Thermal Rifle Scope - £5799.95

InfiRay Tube TS60 LRF Thermal Scope

The InfiRay Tube TS60 thermal rifle scope features a cutting-edge thermal sensor with 1280x1024 resolution and sub-18mk NETD, providing stunning detail.

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[Blackwood Outdoors]

TS60 now all sold !!

 

[Jh1986]

Your text for the TP25 is the text for the TS60

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Your text for the TP25 is the text for the TS60

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Observant , I'll change that . Cheers

 

[User00048]

How would you compare the TP25 tube Infiray scope vs the Arken/DNT ThermNight TNC225R? Just in terms of quality of thermal?

The specs look fairly similar in some respects, as do YouTube videos but I don't see a detection range written down for the DNT anywhere. The Infiray has the higher base mag but the DNT has the higher max magnification .

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Its a tiny compact scope, very lightweight. This has a better eye display , but sensor wise same spec as Arken Thermnight.

If you want a purely thermal low cost tube style unit. Then this is an option.

The Thermnight has more features all round for the money, but if you only need thermal and prefer a scope, the Tube is a good option too.

Image wise not much in it..

 

[User00048]

Its a tiny compact scope, very lightweight. This has a better eye display , but sensor wise same spec as Arken Thermnight.

If you want a purely thermal low cost tube style unit. Then this is an option.

The Thermnight has more features all round for the money, but if you only need thermal and prefer a scope, the Tube is a good option too.

Image wise not much in it..

It's certainly a tough choice, wanted for an air rifle. The Infiray would look sleek being tube based and obviously a better known name in the UK but the Arken/DNT ThermNight offering other options is the bonus and the Arken/DNT NV scopes that are out seem to have made a good impression.

The height above bore (of the upper lens of the ThermNight) when mounted seemed concerning for sub 12 airgun ranges. One lens being above the other and with the differing starting mags as well, I'm guessing you have to zero both the thermal and digital/nv separately to meet the same POI or not? I haven't looked massively into it, impressive if that's not the case and it is just one zero.

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

It's certainly a tough choice, wanted for an air rifle. The Infiray would look sleek being tube based and obviously a better known name in the UK but the Arken/DNT offering other options is the bonus and the Arken/DNT NV scopes that are out seem to have made a good impression.

The height above bore (of the upper lens of the Thermnight) when mounted seemed concerning for sub 12 airgun ranges. One lens being above the other and with the differing starting mags as well, I'm guessing you have to zero both the thermal and digital/nv separately to meet the same POI or not? I haven't looked massively into it, impressive if that's not the case and it is just one zero.

The ballistic calc compensate for the height on both channels. It's really good even at close range.. I thought this would be an issue, but it's pure wizardry !