Nexis™ Dual-Spectrum Thermal Monocular
Nexis™ Dual-Spectrum Thermal Monocular
Advanced Dual-Spectrum Technology: Thermal + Digital Night Vision
Total Situational Awareness: Switch instantly between Thermal and Digital modes. Spot heat signatures through fog, thick brush, and total darkness where standard optics fail.
Long-Range Detection: Scan up to 500m in seconds. Identify predators or intruders long before they know you're there.
The Tactical Advantage: Reveal what standard night vision misses. If it's alive, it glows.
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Nexis™ Dual-Spectrum Thermal Monocular
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| Feature | Scout | Ranger | Commander |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tech | Dual-Spectrum | Dual-Spectrum | Dual-Spectrum |
| Mounting | Helmet / Rail Ready | Helmet / Rail Ready | Handheld Only/ Rail Ready |
| Display | Enhanced | Enhanced | Immersive Large Screen |
"Note:Scout and Ranger models are compact and support helmet/rail mounting (mounts sold separately). The Commander model is designed for handheld long-range observation with a larger display."
HYBRID DUAL-SPECTRUM
DIGITAL NV | THERMAL
IR SPECTRUM READY
SEE YOUR LASERS
RAIL MOUNT READY
PAIRS WITH RED DOTS
DEFEAT CAMOUFLAGE
Standard night vision can miss blended targets. Thermal cuts through fog, brush, and shadows to reveal heat signatures instantly.
THERMAL SPECS
- Sensor: 256 x 192 @ 12µm (VOx)
- Sensitivity (NETD): ≤ 25mK (High Sensitivity)
- Detection Range: 500m / 546yd
- Identification: Human (~100m), Vehicle (~200m)
- Color Palettes: White Hot / Black Hot / Iron Red / Rainbow
NIGHT VISION SPECS
- Sensor: Sony STARVIS IMX307 (CMOS)
- Low Light: 0.001 Lux (Starlight Capable)
- IR Illuminator: 850nm / 3W (Adjustable)
- System Latency: < 0.01ms (Zero Lag)
GENERAL & DISPLAY
- Display: Standard 1.54" OLED Screen
- Field of View: 35° Wide Angle
- Waterproof: IP54 Rated
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THERMAL SPECS
- Sensor: 256 x 192 @ 12µm (VOx)
- Sensitivity (NETD): ≤ 25mK (High Sensitivity)
- Detection Range: 500m / 546yd
- Identification: Human (~100m), Vehicle (~200m)
- Color Palettes: White Hot / Black Hot / Iron Red / Rainbow
NIGHT VISION SPECS
- Sensor: Sony STARVIS IMX307 (CMOS)
- Low Light: 0.001 Lux (Starlight Capable)
- IR Illuminator: 850nm / 3W (Adjustable)
- System Latency: < 0.01ms (Zero Lag)
GENERAL & DISPLAY
- Display: Standard 1.54" OLED Screen
- Field of View: 35° Wide Angle
- Waterproof: IP54 Rated
THERMAL SPECS
- Sensor: 256 x 192 @ 12µm (VOx)
- Sensitivity (NETD): ≤ 25mK (High Sensitivity)
- Detection Range: 500m / 546yd
- Identification: Human (~100m), Vehicle (~200m)
- Color Palettes: White Hot / Black Hot / Iron Red / Rainbow
NIGHT VISION SPECS
- Sensor: Sony STARVIS IMX307 (CMOS)
- Low Light: 0.001 Lux (Starlight Capable)
- IR Illuminator: 850nm / 3W (Adjustable)
- System Latency: < 0.01ms (Zero Lag)
GENERAL & DISPLAY
- Display: Standard 2.4" HD Screen
- Field of View: 25° Wide Angle
- Waterproof: IP54 Rated
Real Thermal Real Affordable
Why pay thousands for features you don't need? We packed essential thermal technology into a compact device, giving you the tactical advantage at 1/4 of the market price.
| HEATNV | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| 1x Lens | ||
| Low Latency | ||
| Night Vision | ||
| Thermal Vision | ||
| IR Reduction Filter | ||
| Helmet Compatible |
Night Vision, Reinvented
Frequently Asked Questions
How much battery life does it have?
How much battery life does it have?
Can I turn off the IR light and only use moonlight/starlight?
Can I turn off the IR light and only use moonlight/starlight?
Is this infrared or analog NVG?
Is this infrared or analog NVG?
What is the focal lens zoom?
What is the focal lens zoom?
Is there display delay?
Is there display delay?
- JMJason M.Verified BuyerReviewingNexis™ Dual-Spectrum Thermal MonocularI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars3 months ago5 Stars
Mounted it on my AR this weekend — super easy install, and I was honestly surprised how solid it felt once locked in. Took it out for a quick field test and the thermal mode picks up heat signatures way better than expected, even in low contrast environments. The display isn’t ultra HD obviously, but more than enough for spotting movement out past 100 yards. Battery held up well for a couple hours of use. This setup is perfect for hog hunting or night patrol on the property. If you’re looking for a reliable budget thermal scope, this one punches way above its weight.
- RWR. W.Verified BuyerReviewingNexis™ Dual-Spectrum Thermal MonocularI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars4 months ago5 Stars
I have been looking for a quality thermal scope for a less than arm and a leg price. I believe this fills the bill. I went with Heatnv because of the thermal image mode and night vision mode, the 60Hz frame rate, and several written reviews showing the advantages. my initial opinion is that for the price, it is as good as it gets. It feels high quality, not a cheap plastic piece. If you're not a millionaire, this thermal scope should do the trick. I know I'm happy with it.
- HHunterVerified BuyerReviewingNexis™ Dual-Spectrum Thermal MonocularI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars4 months ago5 Stars
Works great i love it and would recommend
- MMcCorklesVerified BuyerReviewingNexis™ Dual-Spectrum Thermal MonocularI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars5 months ago5 Stars
This device does what I need it to do and far exceeded my expectations. It has night vision mode, thermal image mode, and full color mode (for daytime, of course). Very Clear image. Easily identified deer at 2-300 yards. No hogs on the first night out. Field of view seems great. Coming from night vision, this is way better. This is the best bang for you buck thermal on the market with the features.
- CRCastiel R.Verified BuyerReviewingNexis™ Dual-Spectrum Thermal Monocular Commander (Large Screen)I recommend this productRated 4 out of 5 stars5 months ago4 Stars
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