HIK-Micro Thermal Imaging TH35PC 2.0 Thunder Thermal Camera

The HIKmicro Thunder TH35PC is a powerful thermal imaging attachment (Clip-On) designed for hunting or observation use. It combines a modern sensor with a robust housing and versatile features – ideal for detecting heat sources (e.g. game) at night or in low light conditions.

Technical Features

• Sensor & Image Quality

  • VOx detector, uncooled

  • Resolution: 384 × 288?Pixels

  • Pixel pitch: 12?µm (for the “PC” version) – finer structure than older 17?µm sensors.

  • NETD (sensitivity): =?35?mK for many versions

  • Frame rate: 50?Hz

• Optics

  • Lens: 35 mm, aperture f/1.0

  • Field of view: ~?7.5° × 5.7°

  • Minimum focus distance: e.g. 3.5 m (depending on version)

• Display

  • Display: OLED, 0.39?

  • Display resolution: 1,024 × 768 pixels

  • Color palettes: Black Hot, White Hot, Red Hot, Fusion

• Functions & Features

  • Digital zoom: 2×, 4×, 8×

  • Flat-field correction (FFC): automatic + manual + external possible

  • Video recording & photo capture internally (storage: 16?GB)

  • Wi-Fi / WLAN for live streaming to smartphone / app

  • “Hot Track” function: marking and tracking hot objects / targets

  • Picture-in-picture mode available

• Power Supply

  • Batteries: 2 × CR123A or RCR123A (removable)

  • Alternatively, external power supply via USB-C

  • Operating time: depending on version: e.g. for 2.0 version up to 6.5 hours according to the provider

• Robustness & Environmental Protection

  • Protection class: IP67 – splash and dust resistant.

  • Operating temperature: typically from -20?°C to +55?°C.

  • Shock resistance: according to the manufacturer also designed for hunting recoil.

• Mechanics & Housing

  • Housing: robust / magnesium alloy in newer models according to description.

  • Dimensions: e.g. for TH35PC: ~?153 mm × 62.5 mm × 59.2 mm according to older model.

  • Weight: approx. 375?g (without battery) according to a dealer.

• Detection Range

  • Manufacturer's specification: up to 1,800 m theoretically with very good signature.

  • Practical values (e.g. for identification) are often lower, depending on conditions. (e.g. in a used listing: detection 600 m, identification 300 m)

Possible Disadvantages / Limitations

• Digital zoom, no optical – quality at high zoom may suffer.

• 2 × CR123 – these batteries do not last as long as some other batteries, you need to have replacements on hand.

• Weight & size: with batteries and accessories, the device can become relatively heavy.

• For clip-on, the precision of mounting on daylight scope is relevant – depending on the adapter, attaching can be cumbersome.

• In extreme cold, battery life can drop significantly.