Product Description

NocPix Omni L19R Multi Spectral Thermal Binoculars

The NocPix Omni L19R is a multi-spectral binocular designed for shooters and hunters who need reliable observation across thermal, daytime, and low-light conditions. Combining a dedicated thermal channel with a separate digital day/night lens, it offers a versatile solution for area scanning, reconnaissance, and identifying targets at distance. It is particularly suited to UK shooters dealing with pest control, deer management, or general field observation where light conditions change rapidly.

Dual-Channel Observation
Unlike standard thermal binoculars, the Omni L19R features two distinct optical systems. The thermal channel uses a 384 × 288 pixel, 12 μm detector with a sensitivity of NETD ≤15 mK. This allows it to pick up small temperature differences, making it effective for spotting wildlife or heat sources through light foliage, dust, or total darkness. Its 19 mm F0.9 lens provides a 13.8° × 10.4° field of view, giving you a good balance between peripheral awareness and detail. Base magnification is 1.5×, rising to 12× when you need a closer look.

The digital channel is entirely separate, using a 50 mm F1.8 lens and a high-resolution 8192 × 6144 pixel sensor. This provides 3× to 18× magnification for daytime observation or low-light use. It can produce colour images down to 0.001 lux, meaning it performs well at dusk and dawn. A 140 dB dynamic range helps manage harsh lighting or deep shadows. You can switch between channels instantly, and each retains its own brightness, contrast, and saturation settings.

Practical Viewing and Controls
Viewing is through a 0.5-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 1600 × 1200, which offers clear, high-contrast images. The eyepieces have individual dioptre adjustment (-4 to +4 D) and adjustable spacing to suit different users. Eye relief is 25 mm with a 12 mm exit pupil, making them comfortable for extended use, even with glasses.

The layout is designed for field use. There are separate focus wheels for the thermal and digital lenses, so you don’t have to compromise focus when switching channels. A central zoom ring controls magnification. Electronic image stabilisation helps reduce hand shake, which is useful when scanning at higher magnifications. Other viewing functions include picture-in-picture, selectable colour palettes for the thermal channel, and an Ultra-clear mode for improved detail.

Rangefinding, Recording, and Connectivity
An integrated Class 1 laser rangefinder measures distances up to 1000 m. Readings are displayed directly in the viewing interface. You can choose single measurements or continuous ranging, which is handy for tracking moving objects or verifying distances while scanning. The unit also supports ballistic calculation, though specific software details are not provided by the manufacturer.

For recording, there is 64 GB of internal memory. You can capture JPEG photographs and MP4 video, with an optional microphone for audio. An onboard gallery lets you review files in the field. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity allow you to connect to the NocPix app, which supports live image transmission, device control, and N-Link for sharing image and range data. Selected button functions can also be reassigned through the app.

Power, Mounting, and Build
Power comes from a built-in battery and two replaceable 18650 cells. The battery compartment is designed to accept the removable cells in either orientation, which makes swapping them in the dark much easier. Maximum operating time is 7.5 hours at 22°C, though this will vary depending on how much you use Wi-Fi, video recording, or an IR illuminator. The USB-C port accepts 5 V input for charging the internal battery or running the device from an external power source. Note that the removable 18650 batteries require a separate charger.

The housing is made from magnesium alloy with PVC grip surfaces, keeping it durable but manageable at under 900 g without batteries. Dimensions are under 198 × 144 × 75 mm. It has an IP67 rating, so it is protected against dust and water ingress, and it is specified to operate between -20°C and +50°C. A 1/4-20 UNC tripod connection is included for stationary observation.

IR Illumination
The L19R is compatible with interchangeable 850 nm and 940 nm IR illuminators, but it is important to note that an illuminator is not included with the unit. This allows you to add the appropriate IR source for your specific needs, whether you prefer a visible glow or a more discreet setup.

Specifications:

• Model: NocPix Omni L19R

• Imaging Channels: Thermal imaging and digital day/night vision

• Thermal Detector: 384 × 288 pixels; 12 μm pixel pitch

• Thermal Sensitivity: NETD ≤15 mK

• Frame Rate: Thermal: 50 Hz; Digital: 50 Hz

• Thermal Objective Lens: 19 mm F0.9

• Thermal Magnification: 1.5×–12×

• Thermal Field of View: 13.8° × 10.4°; 24.3 × 18.2 m at 100 m

• Thermal Detection Range: 1000 m for a 1.7 × 0.5 m target, P(n)=99%

• Digital Detector: 8192 × 6144 pixels; 1.2 μm pixel pitch

• Digital Objective Lens: 50 mm F1.8

• Digital Magnification: 3×–18×

• Digital Field of View: 8.8° × 6.6°; 15.4 × 11.5 m at 100 m

• Digital Detection Range: 1000 m for a 1.7 × 0.5 m target, P(n)=99%

• Low-light Colour Imaging: Colour imaging down to 0.001 lux; 140 dB dynamic range

• Display: 0.5-inch AMOLED; 1600 × 1200 resolution

• Eyepiece Specifications: 25 mm eye relief; 12 mm exit pupil; -4 to +4 D dioptre adjustment

• Interpupillary Adjustment: Adjustable eyepiece spacing (range not specified by manufacturer)

• Viewing Functions: Electronic image stabilisation; picture-in-picture; selectable palettes; Ultra-clear mode

• Image Calibration: Automatic and manual calibration; shutter and background calibration; pixel defect correction

• Laser Rangefinder: 1000 m measuring range; Class 1; single and continuous ranging

• Rangefinder Accuracy and Wavelength: Not specified by manufacturer

• Ballistic Calculation: Supported

• Recording and Storage: 64 GB internal memory; JPEG photographs; MP4 video; microphone; onboard gallery

• Wireless Connectivity: Wi-Fi; Bluetooth-assisted app connection; NocPix app support; N-Link image and range data sharing

• Controls: Four buttons; separate thermal and digital focus wheels; central digital zoom ring; app customisation of selected buttons

• IR Illuminator Compatibility: Interchangeable 850 nm and 940 nm IR illuminators; illuminator not included with L19R

• Battery System: Built-in battery plus two replaceable 18650 batteries; removable cells support insertion in either polarity orientation

• Maximum Operating Time: 7.5 hours at 22°C; actual duration depends on use of functions including Wi-Fi, video recording and IR illumination

• External Power and Charging: 5 V USB-C input; internal battery charging through the device; removable 18650 batteries require a separate charger

• Housing and Mounting: Magnesium-alloy housing; PVC grip surfaces; 1/4-20 UNC tripod connection

• Ingress Protection: IP67

• Operating Temperature: -20°C to +50°C

• Weight: <900 g without batteries

• Dimensions: <198 × 144 × 75 mm

Who Is It For?
This multi-spectral binocular is aimed at UK shooters and hunters who want one device for both thermal scanning and detailed day/night observation. It is useful for identifying heat signatures at long range, then switching to the digital channel to confirm details in better resolution. The rangefinder and ballistic support make it practical for precision work, while the recording and app connectivity are useful for keeping records or sharing findings with others. It is equally suited to foxing, rabbit control, deer stalking, or general wildlife monitoring.

Buy Online or In Store
If you are looking for a versatile thermal and digital binocular that can handle UK field conditions, the NocPix Omni L19R is a solid choice. You can buy it online or visit our store to see it in person. If you have any questions about compatibility or accessories, feel free to get in touch.