The second generation of the ThermTec Ares 360 2.0 thermal imaging scope is one of the few to offer variable optical magnification, plus it uses artificial intelligence to measure distance and can even recognize the type of object, which will be especially appreciated by hunters and hunters with high demands.
The Ares riflescope features a 20/60mm lens, 50Hz AMOLED high-resolution 1024x768px display, and smooth digital (1-5x) and optical (3x) zoom, dioptric correction ±5and a high-quality 12µm core with 384x288px resolution and NETD thermal sensitivity <20mk (the lower the value, the more sensitive), making it suitable for poor weather conditions such as rain, fog, or snow.
As one of the few riflescopes with thermal imaging, it offers variable optical magnification1.8x - 5.5x, making it easy to observe surrounding events while zooming in on a specific target three times.
Another advantage of the Ares series is the use of artificial intelligence - it can automatically calculate the distance of the target and, most importantly, it can also recognize what kind of object it is - for example, whether it is a human or an animal.
The thermal environment offers 6 colour palettes and 7 intentional crosshairs with the ability to shoot up to 5 different weapons, so there really is something for everyone. Of course, there is also a picture-in-picture feature that lets you zoom in on your target while maintaining the surrounding field of view.
The software is tailored for use with a mobile phone using the SmartThermal app via Wi-Fi or Hotspot. Thanks to a special app, you can also receive alerts when an animal or person moves in your field of view, even with its distance. You can also store the resulting footage on the 64GB integrated memory module
Power is provided by two batteries, a built-in and replaceable 18650/18500, with which the sight can run continuously for up to 18 hours. A USB-C port is used to charge the device.
The IP67 rated body can withstand recoil up to 850G, is compatible with 30mm tube mounting, and allows operation in temperatures from -20 to 50°C.
