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ATN OTS XLT Thermal Monocular w/ 50Hz Thermal Sensor, Smart Rangefinder, Classic Ergonomics, 10hrs+ Battery Power

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Condition
New
Style
2-8x
Model
TIMNOXLT119X
Dimensions
6.85"D x 2.08"W x 2.63"H
Weight
2 lb
Focus Type
Manual Focus
Power Source
Battery Powered
Warranty
2 year manufacturer
Works with
Cameras, Smartphones, Other data-receiving devices

Features 6

  • White Hot/Black Hot or Color Modes for display of moving objects in your preferred color palette.
  • New Sensor with a 50Hz refresh rate provides long-range performance like never before, helping you detect heat signatures.
  • Compact and Ergonomic, fitted with a user-friendly interface and simple controls.
  • Light Weight at only 0.8 lb total weight, fits in your pocket.

Description

The new OTS-XLT thermal monocular from ATN is an affordable thermal monocular designed to support both video recording and picture capturing during your outdoor activity. At just about 0.81 lb, the OTS-XLT is a fairly lightweight night vision monocular that’s already becoming very popular among hunting enthusiasts. This lightweight nature makes the infrared monocular very suitable for use in search and rescue missions since it’s easy to carry around. In terms of power consumption, this thermal monocular runs on an advanced power source that’s able to keep it in constant action for over 10 hours, allowing you ample time to accomplish your mission and outdoor fun activities. The OTS-XLT also comes with very simple controls designed for optimal efficiency. Any new user can learn and use the affordable OTS-XLT night vision monocular with ease. The device can detect the distance between the target and the observation position. Record your Hunting Adventure or Take Photos to bring your adventures back home. Digital handheld thermal monocular with over 10+ hrs of continuous use. Light weight and Ergonomic — this is one tool you'll want at all times!

Specs 27

Brand ATN
Model Name OTS-XLT
Eye Piece Lens Description Coated
Objective Lens Diameter 25 millimeters
Telescope Mount Description Reflex Sight
Product Dimensions 6.85"D x 2.08"W x 2.63"H
Focus Type Manual Focus
Power Source Battery Powered

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Great price point to get into thermals!
Style: 2-8x
I have used this and a few that are way more expensive, so here is what I have learned. Thermals are very expensive for quality images. Does this compare to $3000-$6000 thermals? No, it does not. However, for the money you can get into the thermal game with a quality piece of equipment. Even though the more expensive machines give you way more detail and resolution, this will pick up the heat signature just like the expensive ones. I can see the heat on a cell tower a mile away from my front door. Up close the image is amazing. As you get farther away it's not as good, but that's how these things work. The sensitivity is great in an urban environment where there are drastic heat differences, but in the woods the image is faded a bit because the temps are all close except for the heat signature. That will stand out. As long as you understand that this is excellent for its price point you will be happy. If you want $3k performance for $500, you are not gonna find it here. Over all its a great entry level thermal. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024 by Jay R.
User friendly, great value, long range, clear heat signatures
Style: 2-8x
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Review Image by Hope this helps
I have been able to identify deer out to 300 yards open field, but that’s my line of sight limitation. I have detected deer movement using the red hot setting at 50 -75 yards through gaps in dense thickets. Whatever parts of the body are not blocked by brush will glow red if it’s warmer than the trees. At 100 yards you can see rabbit and raccoon heat signatures clearly while scanning, but not a clear silhouette. Digital zoom pixelates badly on 4x, but is fairly clear at 2x. I prefer contrast and brightness set to level 2. Greater contrast can be achieved by slow side to side and up and down scanning allowing the monocular to adjust to the various backgrounds. Video is of a deer 60 yards from me at tree line and another 15 yards back in the woods. Pictures are 4x digital zoom on same deer and a 1x rabbit at 50 yards. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2022 by Hope this helps
Great entry-level thermal!
Style: 2-8x
Review Image by Eric V
I have a friend who has had thermal devices for a while, so I was somewhat familiar with what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised with this thermal viewer in that when I had previously priced a monocular a couple of years ago, they were still running about $800 or more. I purchased this one for use mainly to blood trail game. I have gotten into a couple of situations where I shoot at last light (or later in the case of hogs) and blood trailing in the dark is not easy. I brought it along this weekend for a hog hunt down at our club in middle Georgia (where we have a significant feral hog population) to test it out. Unfortunately I did not get a chance to track game as the weather and my equipment did not cooperate, but this viewer proved its worth as I tried to slip into my 'hog stand' in the dark. I decided to use the viewer as I approached my stand, and it was a good choice. I came around a bend and as you can see in the attached video, ran into a sounder of hogs. My gun-mounted hunting light failed, and I'm on the ground with a sounder of hogs about 50 yards from me, and I'm standing on the trail they probably used to get there. Had I not had this thermal monocular, I would've walked right in on these guys in the dark. Even money if they would've scattered or charged. As to the quality of the images, I can say that it all looks pretty fuzzy unless there is a solid heat signature, which then causes the image to really sharpen up. Assume the sensor renders on some kind of gradient, so the sharper the gradient the sharper the image. You can play with the contrast and brightness settings to mitigate some of that, as well as cutting down the light going into your eye which destroys any dark vision sensitivity you may have. It seemed to have a bit of a harder time working around brush and such, but still would pick out heat sources as long as there was a way for the heat to get through the brush. Having used more high-end thermal optics, I can tell you this one is a bit less sensitive, as some of the other ones I have used will even pick up residual heat like footprints and handprints. Still, for the price you can't beat this device for its intended use cases; finding warm-blooded things in the dark. As I sat in my stand this weekend I was able to pick out chipmunks and birds at 30-40 yards (although they didn't produce enough heat to go red using the "red hot" setting) as well as larger animals such as deer and hogs. All in all I am satisfied with the purchase. Its a plus to be able to snap JPEG images or take videos. The rangefinder is somewhat clunky in that you need to set high point and low point of the object in order to get a range, so its not going to work in a hunt situation with a target in crosshairs. It is great for establishing ranges on known objects, but I already carry a range-finder for that purpose, and I don't think this product is going to replace that one. In conclusion, you'll get what you pay for. This device functions as I would expect, and easily picks out warm-blooded creatures from the dark. It can also detect things that are warmer (or colder) than ambient, although you have to know what you are looking at or have a good mental image of the environment to make sense of what you are seeing. I would highly recommend this as an entry-level thermal optic device, and would recommend to anyone that who wanders the woods at night or in low light to have one of these in your gear. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2022 by Eric V
Better quality image than expected - Appears to have great range, too
Style: 2-8x
First off, I got this as my "Amazon points treat" that I do every several years saving up cash back on my store card & I buy something crazy that I'd never pay cash for... This ended up costing me about $20 more than the points I'd saved up. Ease of use: The buttons are intuitive however are really hard to press. The unit came charged & I was using without looking at the directions within minutes. I ended up reading directions & the zoom feature is misleading. 2x-8x zoom comes in a single button that ONLY has 3 settings marked 1x, 2x, 4x. Being that it's 2x to start with, after doing the math you can see that you only get 2x, 4x & 8x options. Size: This is double the weight of the Flir and quite chunky; however, the size and weight are relatively nominal anyway. The extra features of the record & pic & long battery life are worth the size. Visibility: I will use this mainly for ratting around the property and with the first use, I got about 4x the shots compared to just using my ATN 4K Pro NV. Scanning with the monocular and then aiming with the NV is a bit clumsy since my pellet gun is heavy and using the trigger sticks means lots of balancing & holding & using right eye for scope & left for thermal. I'll get better at it, but for sitting & ratting, it's a must but there's a lot to juggle. Range. I have about 1/2 a mile of vacant desert behind me lined on the far side with houses. I easily saw people across this distance. Although they look like ghostly blobs when on white hot, I could tell they were people. I even aimed at an airplane in its final approach but was still a couple miles away and it picked up white hot on the plane. The plane's size appeared to be about the size of half a thumb, just for size reference. Will also be using to aid in downed big game and for coyote hunting to scan. I scanned from about 20 feet to a hundred yards or so & bunny rabbits glow bright white pretty vividly. anything past about 50 feet starts to get blobby but knowing what's in the field makes it so you know it's a rabbit, etc. Convenience: Being able to scan and not have to hold up a gun to scan is crucial. Not only is it easier to just scan, a person's coverage area of where to scan increases due to safety aspect of not wanting to point the gun at things that may not be targets. I also used it to look at my house to see where potential leaks are for heat escaping. Its amazing that there's some warmth in places I didn't suspect. Bottom line is I'm so happy that I finally got some usable thermal that has cool features & does what it says it does. This is my 2nd venture to thermal; first being the SEEK plug in for iPhone that is cool for some stuff close & home inspections; but having the phone screen on out hunting is less than ideal. Hope this helps! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2022 by Urban Cowboy
Works good for the price.
Style: 2-8x
Bought this almost 2 yrs ago as a cheap thermal to scan with. Since then it's been fully drained and recharged at least 30 times. Battery lasts just as long as it did when new. Easy to use. Took very little time to figure out the controls. Focus controls, on/off, and mode settings are all easy to use in the dark without looking. Standby mode is another nice feature. Fog is not your friend. Neither is a bright snowy night. When it gets below about 0 degrees, it's not happy either. All of these will result in a white screen. Keep it warm, and use it on dark, clear nights and you can make out mice at 150 yds or more. Fog or brighter night, and you might see a deer at 40 yds. Giving it 3 stars because of its inability to work in colder temperatures. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2024 by Sam
Conceptually great...actually bad
Style: 2-8x
I bought this about 6 months ago, and initially I was very excited. It turned on and it had great thermal images for a fantastic price. I liked that it was rechargeable and stated the battery could last for hours. However, the battery only ever lasted for about 30-60 minutes. After a month or so the battery could barely last for 30 minutes, and it would also lose charge when it was not plugged in. I brought it with on a field op about 2 months after getting it. Despite having it plugged in and fully charged it lasted for maybe 5 minutes of actual use before it died. I put it in storage to see if I could troubleshoot it later, and now it won't even charge. Great conceptually. I want this to work, but it just doesn't. Is it a manufacturer's issue with just mine? After reading the other reviews it doesn't seem so. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2022 by Brenton
Great uuntiill!!! Must read before buying atn!
Style: 2-8x
Atn ots 2-8x is a decent thermal for what it’s made for but believe when you read this I don’t do negative reviews. Ever. I have experience with atn previous to this with a digital binocular and it was sent back due to not working properly. It would get hot when turned off as in “ could this catch on fire hot and burn my house down?” Should have learned then but hey sometimes you get a bad one!? About the ots. It was all good at first then the screen develops a blurry spot in the middle of a night hunt. Without any damage/incident to the device. I did exactly what the manual says to correct the pixels and nothing. I tried. It didn’t fix it. So I tried to contact atn. No answer no response phone or email for a week until I pushed number one on the prompts for atn phone customer service. One is the retail line as in “you are interested in buying a product!!” I was immediately talking to a human pumped to sell me another atn product!! He said I will send you straight to the tech and I said thanks so much because I think your tech number is no good. I got to leave a message again for olivera and then hung up. Push 2 for customer technical support and warranty and I think it says Olivera will contact you back. I have owned just over a month used it for about 3-4 hours. Atn’s reputation for poor customer service is absolutely fact. I am now just stuck with a Chinese made product that is not reliable and they know it! unless I send it back to Amazon with a 20 percent restocking fee! I am a week late on the prime return. If you don’t heed my warning please open it and use it to make sure it performs properly every day to be sure that qc was there the day yours was made. I explained all this to Amazon through chat about being neglected by the manufacturer and I lose $120 plus. I know Amazon could do the right thing and do an exchange or full refund and let atn have their junk with a useless two year warranty back but if they can live with it I can live without it! My advice is to do your own research. Pulsar is pricey but I hear great things about them and my friends love them. Or if you want better reliable night vision buy a hawk or owl and train it to let you know what is in the dark with a whistle and maybe use a flashlight instead. You will feel better with your experience with this option and have the coolest hunting gadget with the owl idea! Don’t buy anything ATN. IT STANDS FOR AMERICAN TECHNOLOGY NETWORK! There is not a whole lot American about it! Good luck! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2022 by TERESA MCCURDY
Entry level, limited FOV
Style: 2-8x
This is an entry level thermal device. It works great but just be aware that the FOV is not very wide and image quality is pretty low. That's fine, you get what you pay for. Was easy to transfer photos off of.
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2025 by Bob Joe
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