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FLIR Scout TKx - Compact Infrared/Thermal Imaging Monocular for Wildlife Viewing, Hunting & Outdoor

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Features

  • RELIABLE 24/7 VISION - Infrared/Thermal imaging reveals humans and animals in complete darkness or glaring light, offering reliable detection at any time of day.
  • 90 METER DETECTION RANGE - Can detect the heat signature of a human sized subject at up to 90 meters
  • WATERPROOF - Scout II's rugged, weather-tight shell can be used in the wettest conditions. Tested to IM-67 submersible waterproof standards
  • BATTERY LIFE - Up to 7 hours of continuous use on the rechargable Li-Ion battery
  • HIGH CONTRAST IMAGES - Choose between white hot, red hot, instant alert, Rainbow, Iron, Lava, Color Wheel or Graded Fire 1&2 views

Description

The FLIR Scout TKx is a pocket-sized thermal vision monocular that can help you clearly see people, objects, and animals in total darkness more than 90 meters (100 yards) away. This versatile thermal imager features a simple, user-friendly design and can capture both images and record video. With the Scout TKx, it’s easy to survey large areas and see heat signatures in low- light conditions or outside at night—making it an ideal choice for observing wildlife, home security, or public safety. This Thermal Imaging Product with a frame rate of 9Hz or less are controlled by the U.S. Department of Commerce and classified under Export Control Classification Number (“ECCN”) 6A993.a for U.S. export control purposes and may not be exported, re-exported, or transferred to a “Military End-User” in any country except the U.S. or Canada, except as approved under a U.S. export or re-export license. “Military End- User” means national armed services (army, navy, marine, air force, coast guard), national guard, national police, government intelligence or reconnaissance organizations. Military End-User also means any person or entity whose actions or functions are intended to support Military End-Uses. Additionally, these products may not be used in the design, development, production or use of nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons or missiles.

Brand: FLIR


Model Name: Scout


Eye Piece Lens Description: Monocentric


Objective Lens Diameter: 42 Millimeters


Telescope Mount Description: Equatorial Mount


Product Dimensions: 1.5"D x 1.5"W x 4"H


Focus Type: Manual Focus


Power Source: AC/DC


Finderscope: Reflex


Item Weight: 5.92 ounces


Eye Piece Lens Description: Monocentric


Mount: Equatorial Mount


Focus Type: Manual Focus


Power Source: AC/DC


Finderscope: Reflex


Compatible Devices: Home Security System


Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Focal Length Description: 19 millimeters


Field Of View: 9.5 Degrees


Zoom Ratio: Standard Zoom Ratio


Additional Features: Thermal Imaging, Long Battery Life, Waterproof, Wide Field of View


Objective Lens Diameter: 42 Millimeters


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.5"D x 1.5"W x 4"H


Item Weight: 5.92 ounces


Exit Pupil Diameter: 2.1 Millimeters


Brand: FLIR


Model Name: Scout


Global Trade Identification Number: 64


Manufacturer: FLIR Systems, Inc.


UPC: 849815010664


Manufacturer Part Number: 7TM-02-F110


Model Number: 7TM-02-F110


Warranty Description: Outdoor & Tactical Systems (OTS) 2-3-10 Global Limited Warranty


Item Type Name: Thermal Monocular


Built-In Media: Custom Video out cable, Handheld thermal camera, neck lanyard, USB-C cable, lens cap, USB Cable, USB Power Adapter/Charger, Wrist strap


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Recommended without reservations
Style: Scout TK
Alright, from pandemic to social unrest. Options, options, money money. You want night vision capability but you don't want/can't shell out the 3-7k? Plus that device can be used by only one person, so unless you have enough cash to buy night vision goggles for everyone in the family, at least those that can be of assistance if needed... If you're in this conundrum, I'll tell you what I did. I got some night vision binoculars (around $300), a night vision scope (around $700) and thermal imaging (this Flir). For a fraction of the price I have 3 devices that can be used separately, either by one person or by 2-3 people working as a team. Now regarding this particular product: works well, day and night, really light and small, plenty of color palette to ensure thermal acquisition in different environments. Overall, this a relatively inexpensive when you consider the technology. IF you're looking at this specifically for the reasons I mentioned at the beginning of the review and of you have enough ammo, food, water...AND you want to be able to have the capacity to identify if something is out there...AND you're not going to break the bank by purchasing it... Yes!, go ahead and have it. If not, focus on the above. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2020 by Fos
    • Very impressive device!
Style: Scout TK
At this price point, you probably don't need me to tell you that this is definitely not a toy. And neither is it a $3500 thermal rifle scope. In fact, it isn't a rifle scope at all - just a great little thermal monocular. My house is surrounded by woods and I have used this several times to determine what kind of creatures are making the sounds I hear out there at night. Even thru the trees, I can usually pick out deer out to nearly 100 yards. Possums and raccoons, probably half that distance. It's also kind of fun to use indoors. On a cold winter night, I can see which windows all of the cold air is coming from. And one of the most interesting things I've discovered is that I can see the dog's or my wife's barefoot footprints on the carpet up to a full minute after they were made. About the only (minor) negative I see is that the temperature range it displays constantly self-adjusts to accommodate what you're pointing at. So if you have a campfire in the viewfinder, you won't see a coyote at the edge of the clearing behind that unless you change position so that the campfire is out of scope long enough for the device to re-calibrate (usually just a few seconds). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2019 by Mark-M
    • Got exactly what I was expecting and paid for
Style: Scout TK
This is a good entry level thermal monocular. I have family members that have thermal devices that are upwards of $4000, but for me to get a thermal imager this Flir was in my price range. Price point is THE BIGGEST deciding factor to me in thermal quality, more money available to spend simply relates to better equipment. A friend of mine has the Leupold tracker LPO HD I believe and I was able to use it last night on a hog hunt side by side with my Flir TK Scout. The Leupold had better image quality and picked up heat signatures further out with better detail, BUT the light from the viewer will backlight your face or hunting blind as you must hold it about a foot away from your face and definitely can be seen by people and animals. This is a big draw back for me. The Leupold model I used was also around $850, which is about $350 more than the Flir TK Scout. I do not believe it's worth the additional money. The Flir TK Scout will pick up heat signatures well over 100yds in an open field, yard or road under "good conditions". At 75 yds deer, hogs, dogs or people can easily be differentiated in open/semi open areas. In wooded conditions it of course depends on the thickness of the woods, but in mature forest animals can be picked up at 75yds easily. Brushy undergrowth, grown up fields and thickets will greatly reduce the thermals ability to pick up heat signatures. Rain, high humidity and high surrounding heat will mess with any thermal device to some degree. I like the video and photo capture options. Biggest issue is battery life, battery life will last about 2 hours of intermittent use, keep in mind that this unit is rechargeable. There's pros and cons to that. The battery does seem to lose its charge during storage. Probably my biggest complaint with this unit. When I was trying to decide which thermal device was right for me reviews like this would have been very helpful, so to sum up my review. This a good unit for the money, it does exactly what the manufacture states it will do, very easy and simple operation and is produced by a very reputable company. Would have given 5 stars if not for battery life. I'm overall happy with this product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2020 by josh s

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