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FLIR Thermal Scope Mid-Range
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FLIR Thermal Scope — Mid-Range tier test product with 384×384 resolution and 35mK NETD. Placeholder item for catalog filter and search validation.
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Why This Product
The FLIR Thermal Scope Mid-Range is a dedicated thermal scope built for hunters who need reliable heat detection after dark. Its 384×384 sensor and 35 mK NETD sensitivity delivers exceptional contrast in rain, fog, and high humidity. It identifies heat signatures out to 700 yards — enough reach for most hunting scenarios. At 18 oz, it's lightweight enough for all-day carry without fatigue. Backed by 24-month warranty and Thermisight's veteran-owned service team.
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Warranty
2-year limited manufacturer warranty
- Covers defects in materials & workmanship
- 30-day satisfaction return window
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Specifications
- Resolution
- 384×384 | NETD: 35mK | Detection: 700yd | Weight: 18oz
Compare detection range & sensitivity
Side-by-side with similar thermal scope optics. Lower NETD = better thermal sensitivity; higher detection range = farther identification.
| Spec | | | | | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Detection range | 700 yd | 2,200 yd | 2,000 yd | 2,000 yd | 2,000 yd |
| Sensitivity (NETD) | 35 mK | 60 mK | 18 mK | 18 mK | 18 mK |
| Sensor res. | 384×384 | 256×256 | 640×640 | 640×640 | 640×640 |
| Objective | 35mm | 75mm | 35mm | 35mm | 35mm |
| LRF | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Price | $1,499 | $12,999 | $12,999 | $12,999 | $12,999 |
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Care & Maintenance
Lens Care
- •Use only microfiber cloths and lens cleaning solution designed for coated optics — never paper towels or shirt sleeves.
- •Blow off dust with a bulb duster before wiping to avoid scratching the germanium lens coating.
- •Store with lens caps on when not in use to protect the objective and eyepiece.
Battery & Power
- •Remove batteries during long-term storage (>30 days) to prevent corrosion.
- •Charge to 80–90% before extended storage; avoid leaving fully discharged for long periods.
- •Use only manufacturer-approved batteries and chargers — aftermarket cells can cause thermal runaway.
Storage & Environment
- •Store in a dry, climate-controlled environment between 32°F and 77°F.
- •Avoid leaving in a hot vehicle — extreme heat degrades the thermal sensor over time.
- •Keep the optic in its case during transport to prevent impact damage to the internal sensor.
Zero & Calibration
- •Re-check your zero after any significant impact or temperature change >40°F.
- •Run the onboard NUC (non-uniformity correction) calibration before each hunting session for best image quality.
- •If your reticle drifts, contact our warranty team — don't attempt to disassemble the optic yourself.
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FLIR Thermal Scope Mid-Range
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