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A thermal device designed for precise observation
A thermal device can quickly become an essential tool in the field. But not all meet the same need.
The Lipot 635 LRF is aimed at those who want to maintain a high image quality, while having additional tools to facilitate their observation.
The sensor 640×512 provides a thermographic image rich in information. The AI Focus helps manage the focus and the laser rangefinder provides a particularly concrete piece of data: the distance between the observer and the subject. The product's value lies less in the accumulation of functions than in their combination in a single monocular.
Designed for hunters
In the field, it is especially interesting when you want to avoid constantly switching from one device to another.
You detect a presence, you observe, you refine the focus, and you can measure the distance without leaving your observation.
It is this type of simplicity that truly makes a difference when it is cold, visibility is low, and you need to stay focused on what is happening in front of you.
How to use the Lipot 635 LRF in the field?
1
Scan the sector
Start by calmly scanning your observation sector with the thermal to identify thermal signatures that warrant closer observation.
2
Scan the area
Once a signature is spotted, slow down your observation. The 640×512 sensor provides more information than lower thermal definitions.
3
Focus
When the scene changes or your subject stands out differently from the environment, the AI Focus intervenes to assist with focusing.
4
Measure the distance
Activate the built-in laser rangefinder. You then obtain data directly related to the observed situation, without needing to pull out a separate rangefinder.
The Lipot in video, presentation of the thermal monocular, the AI Focus, and the built-in laser rangefinder.
Pourquoi utiliser le monoculaire thermique Lipot 635 LRF ?
A high-definition thermal image
The sensor 640 × 512 pixels provides a level of detail suitable for long-distance observation. This is particularly interesting when simple detection is no longer sufficient and precise scene analysis is required.
A built-in laser rangefinder
Distance can be measured directly from the monocular. You thus have the information at the moment you observe, without having to use an additional device.
Assisted focusing
The system AI Focus aims to simplify focusing during scene and distance changes. In the field, this allows for more attention to be devoted to the observation itself.
A versatile monocular format
A thermal monocular remains easy to carry and quick to deploy. It can accompany a stalking outing, an approach, or an observation phase without adding bulky equipment.
A complete solution for observation
Thermal, assisted focusing, and laser rangefinder are combined in a single device. This limits the number of elements to handle when you are in the field.
Precision in the field
The Lipot 635 LRF combines a detailed image, assisted focusing, and distance measurement. A consistent setup for the hunter seeking more precision in their observation.
Who is the Conotech Lipot 635 LRF thermal monocular for?
I recommend it if:
- you regularly use a thermal camera;
- you are looking for a definition 640×512 ;
- you want a directly integrated rangefinder;
- you appreciate assistance features like AI Focus;
- you regularly observe at a distance;
- you are looking for a complete monocular rather than one solely intended for detection.
It is probably not necessary if:
You are completely new to thermal and are primarily looking for a simple solution to discover the technology.
In this case, investing directly in a high-end and very complete model may not be the most logical choice.
The right equipment is the one that matches your actual use.
Valentin's opinion
I especially remember the first time I really took the time to play with this type of setup: at first, you think the built-in rangefinder is just another gadget. And then you're outside, it's dark, you're wearing gloves, you're observing an animal, and you just want to know the distance without starting to rummage through your pockets... That's when you understand the value. It's exactly for this kind of situation that I chose the Lipot 635 LRF.
I recommend it to the hunter who is already using thermal and wants a complete tool, not just a camera to detect heat.
Technical specifications
Sensor and image
- Sensor type: uncooled VOx
- Resolution: 640 × 512 pixels
- Pas de pixel : 12 μm
- Fréquence d’image : 50 Hz
- Spectre : 8–14 μm
- Sensibilité thermique : NETD < 15 mK
- Display palettes: multiple
Design
- Étanchéité : IP67
- Poids : < 300 g
Optics and magnification
- Objectif : 35 mm
- Grossissement optique : 2,0×
- Zoom numérique : jusqu’à 8×
- Mise au point : AI Focus
Laser rangefinder
- Integrated laser rangefinder: yes
- Measurement range: 5 to 1,200 m
Screen and functions
- Screen: OLED Full HD
- Screen resolution: 1,920 × 1,080 pixels
- Enregistrement photo : oui
- Enregistrement vidéo : oui
- Audio recording: yes
- Connectivité : Wi-Fi
Power supply and autonomy
- Batterie : 1×18650 interchangeable
- Autonomie : jusqu’à 6 h
- Alimentation externe : USB-C
FAQ - Frequently asked questions
The difference is mainly felt in the amount of information available in the image. At a distance, a higher definition can facilitate the observation of shapes and thermal details.
But resolution is not everything: focal length, NETD, image processing quality, weather conditions, and user experience also play a role.
Not automatically.
A thermal device allows for observing temperature differences, but it does not replace visual identification when it is necessary. At long distances or in certain weather conditions, several species or objects may present a similar thermal signature.
It is therefore necessary to distinguish detection, observation and identification.
It contributes to the smoothness of the image, especially when you quickly scan an area or when a subject is moving.
However, a high frequency alone does not improve the overall quality of the image. It must be considered along with the sensor, optics, and video processing.
There is no universally better focal length.
A shorter focal length generally offers a wider field of view, while a longer focal length favors the observation of distant subjects but reduces the covered field.
The right choice therefore mainly depends on your terrain, the distances at which you observe, and your type of hunting.
The detection range corresponds to the theoretical ability to distinguish a thermal source from a given environment.
It does not mean that you will be able to identify an animal at that same distance.
This is an important distinction when comparing several thermals: detecting a hot spot and accurately identifying an animal are two different things.
Yes, its use can be handled by a beginner. However, its high-end positioning and advanced features are more interesting for a user who regularly practices thermal observation.
To remember
The Lipot 635 LRF is a compact and complete 640×512 thermal monocular, equipped with AI Focus and a laser rangefinder up to 1,200 m. With its 35 mm lens, NETD <15 mK, weight under 300 g, and interchangeable 18650 battery, it is mainly aimed at the regular hunter looking for a precise and versatile thermal device for long-distance observation.
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