Discover the Planet Shooters selection of Nocpix thermal and digital devices for hunting and night observation. The range includes thermal monoculars and binoculars, thermal riflescopes, 2-in-1 devices, thermal clip-ons that mount in front of a day scope, and digital day/night riflescopes.
Before buying, always check the sensor resolution and NETD, objective lens, field of view, magnification, rangefinder range, power supply and included accessories on the product page. Models in the same family can have different specifications.
Nocpix devices available
Availability changes over time, but the Planet Shooters catalogue may include:
- LUMI thermal monoculars (also with rangefinder) and VISTA monoculars with 1200 m rangefinder;
- QUEST thermal binoculars with rangefinder and OMNI multispectral binoculars with digital and thermal channels;
- ACE, ACE 2 and BOLT thermal riflescopes, with built-in rangefinder on “R” models;
- SLIM 2-in-1 thermal devices, usable as a monocular or a riflescope;
- MATE thermal clip-ons with M52 adapter interface;
- NITE and NITE PRO digital day/night riflescopes and original 18650 rechargeable batteries.
To compare solutions from different brands, also see the Thermal imaging collection.
How to read Nocpix model names
In the catalogued models, the letter after the series name indicates the thermal sensor resolution: P 256×192, L 384×288, H 640×512, S 1280×1024. The number is the objective diameter in mm and a final “R” means a laser rangefinder is fitted. Example: ACE 2 H50R = 640×512 sensor, 50 mm lens, built-in rangefinder.
Not sure which to choose? Read our guide: Thermal and night vision devices: how to choose between thermal, digital and multispectral.
How to choose
For observing and locating game, a monocular or binocular is best; for shooting you need a thermal or digital riflescope, or a clip-on to pair with your own day scope. A longer lens increases detection range but narrows the field of view; a higher-resolution sensor gives more detail for the same field.
MATE clip-ons
Clip-ons mount in front of a day scope with an M52 adapter, chosen according to the outer diameter of your scope’s objective. Always check compatibility before buying.
NITE digital scopes
Digital scopes use a day/night sensor with an IR illuminator instead of a thermal sensor: they give a detailed image in daylight, while at night the range depends on the IR illumination.
Mounting and power
For riflescopes, check the mounting system and height. Many Nocpix models use replaceable 18650 batteries, sometimes together with a built-in battery: check the power type and spare battery compatibility on the product page.
You can also browse all brands available at Planet Shooters.
Nocpix FAQ
Which Nocpix products are available?
The collection may include thermal monoculars and binoculars, thermal riflescopes, 2-in-1 devices, thermal clip-ons, digital day/night scopes and batteries.
What does the “R” in the model name mean?
It indicates a built-in laser rangefinder. The maximum range is shown on each model’s page.
Can I get advice before buying?
Yes. Before you contact Planet Shooters, have ready your intended use, typical distances and, for clip-ons, the model and objective diameter of your scope.
