Nocpix Binocular OMNI L19R 8K Multispectral Binocular including FREE CASE

Nocpix OMNI L19R – 8K Multispectral Binoculars with Thermal Imaging and Rangefinder

The Nocpix OMNI L19R combines high-resolution digital day and night vision with thermal imaging technology and an integrated laser rangefinder in a compact binocular. The core of the digital channel is an exceptionally high-resolution 8K sensor with 8192 × 6144 pixels. For thermal imaging observation, a 384 × 288 pixel sensor with 12 µm pixel pitch and a thermal sensitivity of ≤ 15 mK is available.

With its combination of 8K digital vision, thermal imaging, interchangeable IR illumination, and LRF up to 1,000 meters, the OMNI L19R covers a wide range of observation situations – from bright daylight through dusk to complete darkness. The particularly large field of view of the thermal imaging channel makes the L19R version especially interesting when a quick overview of larger areas is needed.
8K digital sensor with 8192 × 6144 pixels

The digital observation channel operates with a 8K sensor with 8192 × 6144 pixels. The high resolution provides significantly more image information and allows for a correspondingly fine representation of structures and details.

This especially benefits observation at greater distances and with digital zoom. Fine contours and structures remain more visible, while the high-resolution sensor can be used both in daylight and at dusk with appropriate IR support at night.
50-mm-F1.8 Optic for the Digital Channel

The 8K digital sensor is combined with a 50-mm-F1.8 optic. The basic optical magnification is 3×, with the total magnification range reaching up to 18×.

At 100 meters, the digital channel offers a field of view of about 15 × 12 meters. This allows the OMNI L19R to combine high detail resolution with practical overview.
384 × 288 Thermal Sensor with ≤ 15 mK NETD

For thermal observation, the Nocpix OMNI L19R features a 384 × 288 pixel thermal sensor with 12 µm pixel pitch. The thermal sensitivity of ≤ 15 mK allows even small temperature differences to be displayed in detail.

Especially in adverse weather conditions, high humidity, or small temperature differences between animal and environment, high thermal sensitivity can contribute to a higher contrast and more detailed image.

The 50 Hz refresh rate also ensures smooth playback during movement and quick pans.
19-mm-F0.9 thermal imaging optic with an especially large field of view

A key feature of the OMNI L19R is the 19-mm-F0.9 thermal imaging optic. Combined with the low base magnification of 1.5×, this creates an especially large field of view.

At 100 meters, the thermal imaging channel covers an area of about 24 × 18 meters. This allows you to observe more surroundings at once and requires fewer sweeping movements when scanning larger areas.

The specified thermal detection range is up to 986 meters. The magnification range of the thermal imaging channel extends from 1.5× to 12×.
Digital Day and Night Observation

The high-resolution digital channel is not exclusively designed for daylight. In combination with the integrated or interchangeable IR illumination, the OMNI L19R can also be used for digital observation in darkness.

This means that both classic digital imaging and thermal signature detection are available in one device. You can quickly switch between the digital and thermal channel using the controls.
940-nm IR illuminator included – 850 nm optionally available

For digital night observation, the Nocpix OMNI L19R comes standard with a 940-nm IR illuminator. The 940-nm version operates very discreetly and reduces visible residual emission – ideal for covert observations in the dark.

If you need stronger illumination or a longer range in the digital night channel, you can optionally purchase an 850-nm IR illuminator. This can be swapped with the standard 940-nm illuminator. This way, the IR lighting can be flexibly adjusted depending on the observation situation.
Laser Rangefinder up to 1,000 Meters

A laser rangefinder with up to 1,000 meters range is directly integrated into the OMNI L19R. This allows the distance to an observed object to be determined immediately through the binoculars, without having to carry a separate rangefinder.

The combination of thermal imaging, high-resolution digital channel, and rangefinding thus combines several observation functions in a single device.
0.5-inch AMOLED display with 1600 × 1200 pixels

For image display, Nocpix uses a high-resolution 0.5-inch AMOLED display with 1600 × 1200 pixels. The large round display is designed for a natural and comfortable viewing experience.

An exit pupil of 12 mm and an eye relief of 25 mm support viewing comfort. Additionally, a diopter adjustment of ±4 is available for individual customization.
Large field of view for quick scanning

With a thermal imaging field of view of 24 × 18 meters at 100 meters, the OMNI L19R is especially designed for overview. A large field of view makes it easier to quickly detect movement within a larger area and identify heat sources.

The combination of 1.5× base magnification and 19 mm thermal imaging optics is therefore particularly suitable for forest areas, forest edges, and other situations where overview is more important than high optical base magnification.
Electronic Image Stabilization for Smoother Viewing

The OMNI supports electronic image stabilization (EIS). This can especially help to compensate for movements of the handheld device at higher magnifications and make the displayed image appear steadier.

Together with the fine zoom adjustment, the image stabilization supports comfortable viewing even over longer periods.
Intuitive operation with separate zoom ring

Nocpix relies on a classic binocular concept for operation. The focus wheels for the digital and thermal channels are located on the underside of the device and can be reached during observation.

Four central buttons handle important device functions. You can switch between the digital and thermal channels with the press of a button. For digital magnification, there is also a separate zoom ring that allows you to adjust the magnification quickly and smoothly.
7.5 hours runtime and flexible battery system

The Nocpix OMNI L19R combines an integrated battery with two replaceable 18650 batteries. The battery compartment is polarity-independent, so you don’t have to worry about the orientation when inserting the replacement batteries.

The maximum specified runtime is up to 7.5 hours. The flexible power supply concept also makes battery changes easier during longer outdoor missions.
64 GB internal storage, Wi-Fi and app

64 GB internal storage is available for saved content. Additionally, the OMNI L19R supports Wi-Fi and connection with a compatible app.

This allows the device to combine its optical and thermal observation functions with modern options for storage and wireless communication.
Compact Magnesium Housing

Despite the extensive multispectral technology, the OMNI L19R remains comparatively compact. The dimensions are given as a maximum of 198 × 144 × 75 mm. The weight without battery is under 900 grams.

The magnesium housing combines stability with a manageable weight for a multispectral binocular and is designed for mobile outdoor use.
Tripod Mount for Longer Observations

In addition to classic handheld observation, the OMNI features a 1/4"-20-UNC tripod thread. This allows the device to be mounted on a compatible tripod for longer or stationary observations.
FAQ about the Nocpix OMNI L19R
What resolution does the digital sensor have?
The digital sensor of the Nocpix OMNI L19R has a resolution of 8192 × 6144 pixels, offering an 8K image resolution.
What resolution does the thermal imaging sensor have?
The thermal imaging channel operates with a 384 × 288 pixel sensor with a 12 µm pixel pitch and a thermal sensitivity of ≤ 15 mK.
What is the difference between OMNI L19R and H35R?
The L19R has a 384 × 288 pixel thermal sensor with a 19-mm F0.9 lens and 1.5× base magnification. This provides a particularly large thermal image field of view of 24 × 18 m at 100 m. The H35R, on the other hand, uses a 640 × 512 pixel thermal sensor with a 35-mm F0.9 lens and 2× base magnification.
What is the detection range of the OMNI L19R?
The thermal imaging channel has a maximum detection range of up to 986 meters.
How far does the laser rangefinder reach?
The integrated laser rangefinder allows measurements up to a distance of 1,000 meters.
Can the OMNI L19R also be used digitally at night?
Yes. For digital night observation, the device supports interchangeable IR illuminators with 850 nm or 940 nm.
How long does the battery last?
The maximum specified operating time is up to 7.5 hours. The device combines an integrated battery with two replaceable 18650 batteries.
How large is the internal memory?
The Nocpix OMNI L19R has 64 GB of internal memory.