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Pixfra Draco D335-4K 15mK Multi-Spectrum Thermal Binoculars

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Pixfra Draco D335-4K 15mK Multi-Spectrum Thermal BinocularsIntroducing the Draco D335 4K multispectral binoculars from Pixfra. Combining the detection capabilities of thermal imaging with the identification capabilities of digital night vision and 4K day optics, whilst also offering the ability to gauge accurate distance measurements via a built in laser rangefinder, this intuitive pair of binoculars will provide an all in one observation solution. 4K UHD night vision, along with AI powered processing and

Introducing the Draco D335-4K multispectral binoculars from Pixfra. Combining the detection capabilities of thermal imaging with the identification capabilities of digital night vision and 4K day optics, whilst also offering the ability to gauge accurate distance measurements via a built-in laser rangefinder, this intuitive pair of binoculars will provide an all-in-one observation solution.

4K UHD night vision, along with AI powered processing and exclusive Wizcolour technology, achieves next-level image clarity, delivering sharp images in low-light conditions. Plus, enhanced night vision sensitivity ensures every detail is visible in near-total darkness.

Powerful Thermal Imaging

The Draco D335-4K features a 384×288 thermal sensor, highlighting the smallest heat signature and finite temperature differences at distances reaching up to 1800m. Its impressive <15mK NETD thermal sensitivity ensures a clear and information-rich thermal picture in any conditions, including heavy rain and fog.

PIPS 3.0 AI Driven Image Enhancement

PIPS 3.0 is Pixfra’s cutting-edge AI super-resolution technology, which integrates the Draco’s two core AI-powered capabilities:

  • AI ISP (applied to both visible light and thermal imaging channels), which optimises clarity across light conditions.
  • AI ISR (super resolution technology), which boosts detail sharpness.

The combination of the two results in consistent image clarity, refining every single frame and transforming the traditional observation experience by day and at night.

0.49” Display with Rounded UI

Experience the ultimate comfortable viewing experience through two-eyed observation and a 1920×1080 resolution 0.49” display to truly immerse yourself in the scene in front of you. Plus, for a more traditional feel through the lens, the intuitive UI design features curved edges, just like a standard pair of day binoculars.

Automatic Day/Night Mode

The Draco D335-4K’s auto day/night function monitors ambient light levels, automatically switching from full-colour day optics to black & white night vision mode during the transition of bright to low-light conditions (such as when dusk is turning to night). This feature ensures optimum clarity in given conditions and allows you to focus on your observations without worrying about switching between day and night channels.

Built-in Laser Rangefinder

The Draco D335-4K’s built-in precision laser rangefinder will provide accurate distance measurements at up to 1000m, allowing you to ascertain the distance between you and your observed object — providing crucial data in the field and allowing for informed decision making when it comes to tracking your observed animal without spooking them.

Replaceable IR Illuminator

When equipped with its detachable 850/940 IR illuminator, the Draco D335-4K offers extended reach, enhancing your night vision detection capabilities and allowing you to adapt to changes in environmental conditions.

Extended Battery Life

A dual-battery system provides up to 9 hours of battery life on a single charge (depending on temperature), ensuring your observations can continue through the day and into the night. The Draco D335-4K also offers versatile charging options, from direct charging via AC power to power banks.

Compact & Lightweight Design

The Draco may provide a powerhouse in thermal imaging, night vision, and daytime observation, but they still manage to remain compact and lightweight enough in-hand as to never feel cumbersome during long periods of use. Their magnesium alloy housing ensures they are protected against the bumps, knocks, and scrapes you might come to expect from everyday use.

Intuitive Control Design

A new multi-function control wheel makes zooming easier than ever, mimicking the mechanism of a pair of traditional binoculars and enabling a more familiar feel in-hand.

Plus, the convenient four-button array has been designed to offer control over the Draco’s most commonly used functions without having to take your eye away from the viewfinder, with all buttons located within reach and easily operated in complete darkness. These buttons remain silent when pressed, meaning you won’t spook any observed wildlife.

Features

  • Foldable eyecups
  • EIS (Electric Image Stabilisation)
  • Defog mode
  • Built-in Wi-Fi
  • Pixfra app compatibility
  • 64GB storage
  • Unique chest carrying case included

Specification

Thermal Sensor 384×288, <15mK NETD
Objective Lens 35mm
Thermal FOV 13.7m @ 100m
Thermal Magnification 4.2x-33.6x
CMOS Sensor (NV) 3840×2160
Night Vision Magnification 5.5x-44x
Night Vision FOV 35.3m @ 100m
Detection Range 1800 m
PIPS 3.0 Yes
Display 1920×1080, 0.49″ OLED
Battery Up to 9 hours (depending on temperature), x2 18650 batteries (x4 batteries provided)
Wi-Fi 5GHz/2.4GHz
Dimensions 195 x 130.6 x 61.7mm
IR Illuminator Detachable 850/940nm
Laser Rangefinder Measuring Distance 1000m


What you get

  • Pixfra Draco D335-4K
  • Type-C Cable
  • 18650 Battery (x4)
  • Battery Charger
  • Neck Strap
  • Chest Harness
  • Lens Cloth
  • Quick Start Guide

Warranty

This comes with a 3 year warranty from Pixfra.

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