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The PARD TS31/LRF Thermal Imaging Scope combines high-resolution thermal imaging, laser rangefinding, digital recording, Wi-Fi connectivity, and multiple viewing modes in a durable aluminium-alloy housing.
Featuring a 384 × 288 thermal sensor, 12 μm pixel pitch, 50 Hz frame rate, and an 800 × 800 IPS display, the TS31/LRF delivers detailed thermal observation in darkness, low-light conditions, fog, and other challenging environments.
Four objective-lens configurations are available — 19 mm, 25 mm, 35 mm, and 45 mm — allowing users to select the viewing range and magnification best suited to their outdoor observation requirements.
19 mm Lens
25 mm Lens
35 mm Lens
45 mm Lens
The 384 × 288 thermal detector identifies differences in infrared energy and converts them into a visible thermal image. This allows observation without relying on visible light.
The 50 Hz refresh rate provides smooth image movement when scanning outdoor areas or observing moving subjects.
Seven thermal display modes are available:
These viewing modes provide different representations of thermal information for changing environments and viewing preferences.
The built-in laser rangefinder provides distance measurement up to 1,000 metres / 1,200 yards, supporting convenient distance assessment while observing through the device.
Depending on the selected lens configuration:
Detection performance is influenced by target size, temperature contrast, atmospheric conditions and the selected objective lens.
The TS31/LRF supports integrated digital recording:
This allows thermal observations to be captured and stored directly on the device.
The aluminium-alloy housing provides a durable structure for outdoor operation, while the IP67 protection rating provides resistance against dust and water exposure within the limits of the rating.
The TS31/LRF uses a rechargeable 18650 lithium-ion battery and provides 6 hours of operating time under the stated configuration.
The PARD TS31/LRF is suitable for lawful uses including wildlife observation, farm and livestock monitoring, outdoor exploration, property observation, search activities, nighttime viewing, and general thermal observation.