Nocpix Mate Lite Attachment Device

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Nocpix Mate Lite – compact thermal imaging clip-on for practical setups

Not every clip-on has to be high-end – but it has to fit cleanly into your setup.
The Nocpix Mate Lite is the compact clip-on device of the Mate series. With a 384×288 sensor, 38 mm F1.0 lens, and 60 Hz frame rate, it is designed for practical distances and easy clip-on use.

It’s the right choice if you want to use thermal imaging in front of your day optic but don’t need an extreme long-range or premium 1280 system.

Why exactly this thermal imaging device?
✔ 384×288 / 12 µm sensor – solid entry-level in the clip-on segment
✔ 38 mm F1.0 lens – balanced clip-on focal length
✔ NETD ≤15 mK – high sensitivity despite 384 sensor
✔ 60 Hz frame rate – smooth display when panning
✔ compact clip-on for short to medium range

Why the Nocpix Mate Lite?
The Mate Lite makes sense if you want a clip-on device that isn’t unnecessarily large or expensive and covers typical hunting distances.

You keep your existing scope
You get a lightweight clip-on system
You use 60 Hz display and NETD ≤15 mK
You have a sensible solution for short to medium range
You avoid stepping into an oversized system

Technology clearly categorized:
Sensor resolution: 384×288 is solid but limited at higher scope magnifications. This must be honestly planned.
Lens: 38 mm is a sensible all-round value in the clip-on segment.
Field of view: The field of view is narrower than with large 640 clip-ons and requires precise alignment.

Hunting scenario:
You use your scope mostly at moderate distances and want to add thermal imaging without building a large premium system.

Key features

384×288 sensor with 12 µm pixel pitch
38 mm F1.0 lens
NETD ≤15 mK
60 Hz frame rate
Magic Zoom to adjust to scope magnification
Shutterless technology
Magnesium housing
Factory calibration according to available product data
Replaceable battery system
1-MOA precision specification according to available product data

Our assessment
The Mate Lite is a pragmatic clip-on. It doesn’t sell on maximum sensor specs but on compact usability.
For typical distances, this can be very sensible as long as the user understands that 384 technology reaches limits faster at higher magnifications.
Those who often work at longer distances or with higher scope magnifications should opt for the H38R or H50R.

Trainer tip: Using thermal imaging correctly
With 384 clip-ons, don’t turn up the scope magnification unnecessarily high. Start low, check image quality, and only increase as far as the image remains clean.
Thermal imaging helps with finding, observing, and classifying. It doesn’t replace responsible decision-making – especially not in poor visibility, dense cover, or unclear situations.

Who it’s suitable for


Beginners in clip-on systems: if a slim start is wanted

Sitting hunting on
moderate distances: when no high-end range is needed

lightweight setup: when weight and handling are more important than maximum reserves

secondary device: when a compact clip-on device is sought

why exactly for you?
If you’re looking for an honest, compact clip-on for normal practical distances and don’t need 640/1280 reserves, the Mate Lite is suitable.

important note:
Detection ranges describe the recognition of heat sources under defined conditions. Reliable hunting identification occurs significantly closer and depends on weather, vegetation, experience, and situation.
The use of thermal clip-on devices may be legally regulated. Please check the applicable regulations and the technical suitability of your setup before mounting and use.

practical: sensor, lens, and application area

384 sensor = sufficient for moderate distances, limited at strong zoom
38 mm = all-round focal length in clip-on range
clip-on use = mounting and control are crucial
NETD ≤15 mK = good sensitivity despite entry-level sensor

features & construction

clip-on design in front of scope
magnesium housing
magic zoom
shutterless technology
replaceable battery system
factory calibration according to available product data

technical data

model: Nocpix Mate Lite
product type: thermal clip-on device / clip-on
sensor: 384×288 / 12 µm
NETD: ≤15 mK
lens: 38 mm F1.0
frame rate: 60 Hz
field of view: approx. 12.3×9.2 m at 100 m
magnification: 1× optical / use in front of scope
display: display 1920×1200 px according to available product data
detection range: up to approx. 1950 m
accuracy: 1 MOA according to available product data
battery life: approx. 4 hours according to available product data
temperature range: -20 °C to +50 °C according to available product data

scope of delivery

1x Nocpix Mate Lite clip-on device
battery system
charging cable
carrying case
user manual

FAQ

who is the Mate Lite suitable for?
for users looking for a compact clip-on for normal distances.


what is the difference to H38R?
the H38R has a 640 sensor and LRF, so significantly more detail reserve.


how much should I magnify on the scope?
only as much as the image stays clean. 384 sensors lose details faster at high magnification.


do I have to check the point of impact?
yes. with every clip-on, checking the mounting and point of impact is important.


is it optimal for long-range field hunting?
rather not. for long distances, H50R or Ultra are more suitable.

especially with a compact thermal clip-on device, the right expectations regarding sensor size, scope magnification, and mounting determine real practical suitability.