Leopard 50
The new PARD Leopard 50 LRF Thermal Handheld Monocular stands out with its built-in Laser Rangefinder and cutting-edge features.
It boasts a 640-core sensor and 3.2x Optical Magnification which makes it better for longer range observation but in a nice compact (for what it is) size
It's backed by a 5-year warranty, making it a top choice for those seeking premium performance and long-term reliability in a thermal handheld.
5 years Warranty*
- Small Size
- Light 416g including Battery
- Laser Rangefinder up to 1000m*
- High Performance Thermal Core
- 640x512 at 12u Pixels
- NETD of <20mK
- Uses 1x 18650 Battery (1 included) - Requires a Charger
- Included
- 1 x 18650 Battery
- Neck Lanyard
- USB C Cable - for Data Transfer
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Leopard 50
5 Year Warranty*
All Leopard Thermal Handheld Monoculars come with a 5-year warranty, ensuring long-term reliability and peace of mind with every purchase.
Product details
Sensor
640 Models
Type Uncooled VOx(vanadium oxide)
Resolution(pixel) 640*512
Pixel Size(µm) 12*12
NETD ≤20mK（0.02℃）
Frame Rate(Hz) 50
Detection Distance(m) 2600
Optics
640 - 50
Optical Magnification(x) 3.2
Digital Zoom(x) 2/4/6/8
Field of View (Horizontal) 8.8°
Field of View (Vertical) 7°
Field of View (Diagonal) 11.2°
Eye Relief(mm) 20
Other Specs
Screen Type AMOLED
Resolution(pixel) 1920*1080
LRF Detection Range(m/yd) 1000/1200
Battery Type Lithium Ion 18650 x 1
Operating Time(h) (Read Above Battery's) ≤6
Product Dimension (L x W x H, mm) Approx 200 x 75 x 60
N.W/pcs(with LRF battery, g) 435g
FAQs
Do I need a Charger?
Yes you will need a proper charger - this uses the 18650 battery which is rechargeable and fairly common now - torches etc use 18650 and often customers have a suitable charger
Most PARD devices also use 18650 batteries - to include a charger with each device would just drive up the price and create needless waste and since a lot of people buy a handheld and a scope - winding up with 2 chargers would be such a waste