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HIKMICRO HABROK 4K 2.0 HH35L – 4K thermal and digital binoculars with laser rangefinder

The HIKMICRO HABROK 4K 2.0 HH35L are multispectral binoculars combining a thermal sensor 384 × 288 pixels, a digital sensor 4K and a laser rangefinder up to 1,000 m. With their 35 mm thermal lens, their sensitivity NETD < 15 mK and their announced detection range of up to 1,800 m, they allow for searching thermal signatures and switching to digital observation to examine visible details. Two interchangeable infrared illuminators, at 940 and 850 nm, complete the device for nighttime observation.

Available for pre-order

The HIKMICRO HABROK 4K 2.0 HH35L are currently available for preorder at The Hunter Camp. You can reserve your copy now. The availability date and delivery times will be communicated as soon as they are confirmed by our supplier.


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Observe differently, without multiplying equipment


At dusk, vegetation, shadows, and reduced light can complicate observation. Thermal imaging allows for the detection of a heat signature. But to examine visible details, another mode of observation is necessary.

The HIKMICRO HABROK 4K 2.0 HH35L combines these two technologies into a single pair of binoculars.

The thermal channel is used for detection. The 4K digital channel allows for observing the details of the scene. The integrated laser rangefinder provides a distance measurement.

The switch between the two channels is done via a dedicated selector.

A device designed to combine thermal detection, digital observation, and distance measurement in the field.

Detecting heat signatures, even when light decreases


The thermal channel relies on an uncooled VOx sensor of 384 × 288 pixels, with a pixel pitch of 12 µm and a frequency of 50 Hz.

Its 35 mm f/1.0 lens offers magnification from 4× to 20× and a field of view of 13.16 × 9.87 m at 100 m.

The thermal sensitivity NETD < 15 mK allows for distinguishing small temperature differences.

The stated detection range reaches 1,800 m, depending on the manufacturer's measurement conditions.

In the field, this technology allows for searching for thermal presence without relying on visible lighting. However, identifying the animal requires sufficient observation of its characteristics.

Transitioning from detection to observing details


A thermal signature indicates a presence. The digital channel provides another reading of the scene, based on visible details.

The 4K CMOS sensor of 3840 × 2160 pixels is paired with a 60 mm f/2.2 lens.

Its magnification ranges from 5.5× to 22×, with a field of view of 12.8 × 7.2 m at 100 m.

For night observation, the binoculars have two interchangeable infrared illuminators:

  • 940 nm, factory installed.
  • 850 nm, provided with the device.

The announced night range reaches 400 m.

The thermal/digital selector allows switching from one channel to another without changing equipment.



Measure the distance directly from the binoculars


Visually estimating a distance can be difficult when terrain or brightness alters the perception of the environment.

The HABROK HH35L 2.0 integrates a laser rangefinder from 10 to 1,000 m, with an announced accuracy of ±1 m.

The laser operates at 905 nm and belongs to class 1.

The binoculars also feature a GPS, a digital compass, and a ballistic calculator.

A 0.49-inch OLED screen, with a resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels, provides the display. The interpupillary distance is adjustable from 60 to 74 mm.

The internal memory of 64 GB allows for the recording of photos, videos, and audio. A Wi-Fi connection and compatibility with the HIKMICRO Sight app complete the equipment.

Night vision up to 400 m


For night observation, the HH35L 2.0 has two interchangeable infrared illuminators:

940 nm : factory installed.

850 nm : supplied separately.

The announced night observation range reaches 400 m.

This distance corresponds to the announced range of the digital night vision system. It does not guarantee identification at this distance under all conditions.



A user-friendly product

Four steps to organize your observation

1

Adjust the binoculars

Set the interpupillary distance, adjustable from 60 to 74 mm, and focus using the rear knob.

2

Search in thermal mode

Select the thermal channel to search for heat signatures in the observed area.

3

Switch to digital mode

Use the thermal/digital selector to examine visible details. In night observation, use the appropriate infrared lighting.

4

Measure the distance

Use the built-in laser rangefinder to obtain a distance measurement within its operating range of 10 to 1,000 m.


A product designed for observation

Six features that make a difference



Thermal detection up to 1,800 m

The 384 × 288 pixel VOx sensor, paired with a 35 mm f/1.0 thermal lens, allows for the detection of heat signatures. The NETD sensitivity < 15 mK characterizes its ability to distinguish small temperature differences.


Digital observation in 4K resolution

The 3840 × 2160 pixel CMOS sensor and its 60 mm f/2.2 lens allow for observing visible details of the environment. The digital zoom ranges from 5.5× to 22×.


Night vision with two IR illuminators

The binoculars come with a built-in 940 nm infrared illuminator and a separately provided 850 nm illuminator. They are interchangeable. The advertised night range reaches 400 m.


Built-in laser rangefinder

The rangefinder measures distances from 10 to 1,000 m, with an announced accuracy of ±1 m. It avoids the need to use a separate device to obtain this information.


Electronic stabilization on both channels

Electronic stabilization is available in both thermal and digital. The HSIS, Zoom Pro, and Sync Pro functions are also part of the image processing system.


Replaceable batteries and IP67 protection

The device operates with two rechargeable and replaceable Li-ion 18650 batteries. The announced battery life reaches 6.5 hours at 25 °C, with Wi-Fi and the rangefinder activated. The IP67 protection completes its design for outdoor use.


Thermal sensor

CharacteristicData
TechnologyUncooled VOx
Resolution384 × 288 pixels
Pixel pitch12 µm
Frequency50 Hz
Thermal sensitivityNETD < 15 mK at 25 °C, F/1.0
Lens35 mm, f/1.0
Magnification4× to 20×
Detection rangeUp to 1,800 m
Field at 100 m13.16 × 9.87 m
Angular field7.53° × 5.65°
Minimum focus5 m

Digital sensor

CharacteristicData
TechnologyCMOS
Resolution3840 × 2160 pixels – 4K
Lens60 mm, f/2.2
Magnification5.5× to 22×
Field at 100 m12.8 × 7.2 m
Angular field7.3° × 4.1°
Minimum focus8 m
Night rangeUp to 400 m
Installed illuminator940 nm
Additional illuminator850 nm provided

Rangefinder and functions

CharacteristicData
Laser rangefinder10 to 1,000 m
Accuracy±1 m
Laser905 nm, class 1
ScreenOLED 0.49 inch
Screen resolution1920 × 1080 pixels
Interpupillary distance60 to 74 mm
Memory64 GB
RecordingPhotos, videos, and audio
ConnectivityWi-Fi / HIKMICRO Sight
NavigationGPS, digital compass
FunctionsHot spot tracking, picture-in-picture, ballistic calculator
Image processingHSIS without shutter, Zoom Pro, Sync Pro
StabilizationElectronics on both channels
ControlsRear focus wheel, thermal/digital selector

Construction and power

CharacteristicData
Batteries2 × rechargeable and replaceable Li-ion 18650
Announced autonomy6.5 h at 25 °C, Wi-Fi and rangefinder activated
USB-C5 V DC / 2 A
ProtectionIP67
Operating temperature−30 °C to +55 °C
DimensionsApproximately 143 × 75 × 223 mm
WeightApproximately 900 g without batteries
Tripod mount1/4″-20 UNC

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

The thermal channel allows for detecting temperature differences. The 4K digital channel allows for observing visible details of the environment, with the help of an infrared illuminator when light is insufficient.

The range of 1,800 m corresponds to an announced thermal detection distance, not a guaranteed identification distance. Identification depends on visible details and observation conditions.

The announced night vision range of the digital channel is 400 m. Results depend on usage conditions.

Yes. A 940 nm illuminator is mounted by default and an 850 nm illuminator is provided separately.

Yes. It measures distances from 10 to 1,000 m, with an announced accuracy of ±1 m.

The announced battery life is 6.5 hours at 25 °C, with Wi-Fi and the rangefinder activated. It may vary depending on usage conditions.

Yes. The binoculars use two rechargeable and replaceable Li-ion 18650 batteries.

Yes. The binoculars have 64 GB of internal memory and allow for the recording of photos, videos, and audio.

They have an IP67 rating and an operating temperature range of −30 °C to +55 °C.

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