The X27 Clip On Night Vision Device Thermal is a battle tested military combat rifle scope. The X27 can be used as a normal handheld thermal scope or weapon mounted thermal rifle scope. Breakthrough engineering allows the X27 to be mounted in front of a day scope, which converts your current scope into a thermal weapon sight without the need to re-zero it!
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The X27 Thermal Rifle Scope KitThe X27 Thermal Rifle Scope Kit comes with all the items pictured here, which include:
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DETECTOR |
FPA Format: 320 x 240
Cooling: Uncooled
Refresh Rate: Real-time 30 Hz
PERFORMANCE |
Detect Mobile Man: 700 meters+
Weapon Sight: 1X and 2X
Field of View (Standard): 12º
Continous Operation: 8+ Hours
PHYSICAL FEATURES |
Eye Relief: 25 - 305mm
Weight: 680 gr. (24 oz.)
Dimensions: 175 x 68 x 84mm (6.9 x 2.7 x 3.3 in)
Power Requirement: (4) CR123 Batteries or 9-28v DC External Power Supply
Lens High Grade Germanium
Waterproof: Yes, to 66ft in salt water
ADDITIONAL FEATURES |
Polarity Control: Black Hot / White Hot
X27 Clip On Thermal Rifle Scope Photos |
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Black Hot v. White Hot Thermal ImagesWhile the choice between viewing thermal images as either black hot or white hot is completely up to user preference, each has its own strengths. In general, white hot works best for spotting human and animal targets because the heat they generate tends to make them "glow" and stand out from the environment. In contrast, black hot works best for navigation and scanning a scene because it displays the details of the environment much better. The black hot image to the left was shot in total darkness, and still it is easy to see the land, water and boat structure. This information gives tactical officers a significant strategic advantage. |
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Thermal infrared surveillance technology can provides clues not apparent to the naked eye, with flash or flood lights, or even with traditional "night vision" image enhancement systems. The white hot image to the left was shot in complete darkness. Not only is the suspect visible, but the camera also reveals that the parked car in the background recently arrived because it is still warm. No other night vision technology can deliver this level of detailed information. One of the greatest benefits of thermal imaging technology is the ability to see and document a scene without giving away the officer's location. |
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Thermal Imaging for Border PatrolBorder patrol agents need to cover vastly large areas with a limited number of officers. Protecting borders with thermal imaging increases apprehensions while decreasing strain on officers. Security Magazine reported that with a jurisdiction of 10,000 square miles, the Pima County Sheriff's Department acquired thermal imaging technology. The first four nights, officers returned with suspects and their drug-filled backpacks every night. The thermal imagers allow surveillance officers to overcome one of their greatest obstacles, total darkness. Man sized targets can be spotted over a half a mile away and are also visible in the glare of bright day light. Click here to read the full Security Magazine report. |
How Law Enforcement Agencies Use Thermal Imaging Technology:
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