PARD Pantera 480 Q Thermal Rifle Scope with LRF

The PARD Pantera 480 Q Thermal Rifle Scope with LRF is available in either a 480×360 sensor resolution. Another important technical specification is the Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference (NETD) rating. This is one of the most important technical specifications for any thermal device. NETD indicates how small of a thermal difference the device can detect in the environment. The PARD Pantera 480 Q Thermal Rifle Scope with LRF is an industry-leading ≤18mK.

It also features a 12µm pixel pitch which is a measurement of the distance between the pixels of the digital image. Most thermal units on the market today are either 12µm or 17µm, with 12µm being the highest quality.

Core Imaging Performance

The Pantera 480 Q  480×360 sensor combined with a 35/50mm lens achieves 1800m/2600m target detection. Notably, its ≤18mK NETD captures thermal nuances in vegetation/bad weather. Meanwhile, the shutterless design maintains smooth visuals without calibration pauses.

Ballistic Intelligence

Featuring integrated 1000m LRF, this scope calculates trajectories using bullet specs. Furthermore, it projects real-time holdovers through WiFi-linked apps. The PIP mode simultaneously magnifies reticles 2x while retaining wide views.

Ergonomic Field Design

Boasting 60mm eye relief, shooters maintain sight alignment during recoil. Additionally, five image modes (WT-HOT/SKY/etc.) adapt across terrains. A rugged IP67 housing withstands 6000J impacts and monsoons.

Operational Efficiency

Recoil triggers 20s video saves to Micro SD card(Max. 128) – crucially retaining hunt footage. Powered by swappable 21700 batteries (8h runtime), USB-C enables endless ops. Finally, standby mode slashes power use by 70% during lulls.

Hot Image Tracking

The Pantera can detect and display heat signatures on the display and automatically track the heat source so you don’t lose your target.