Features

The Ocelot Series from PARD is engineered to deliver high-resolution thermal imaging, exceptional target detection and field-ready performance. Both models feature a 12 µm pixel-pitch vanadium oxide (VOx) sensor, with a Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference (NETD) â‰?20 mK, ensuring superb performance even in low thermal contrast settings.  With an 800×800 circular IPS display and generous 100mm eye relief, the Ocelot provides a viewing experience similar to traditional scopes while offering the benefits of thermal technology. The built-in laser rangefinder (up to approximately 1200 yds) feeds data to the internal ballistic calculator, streamlining shot placement under real-world conditions. Constructed with an aluminum alloy housing, IP67 weather-sealing, 50 Hz refresh rate, 2â€?× digital zoom (plus optical base), Picture-in-Picture mode, recoil-activated/loop recording, WiFi/USB-C/HDMI connectivity, and compatibility with 21700 batteries, the Ocelot is built for demanding field use. Model Differences Ocelot 480: Equipped with a 480×360 sensor, this model offers a reliable thermal solution with base magnifications of ~2.3× (35mm lens) or ~3.3× (50mm lens), digital zoom to 8×, detection range up to ~1800 m (human target) and eye relief of 100 mm. It’s ideal for users seeking high‐value performance with strong field capability. Ocelot 640: With an upgraded 640×512 sensor, the 640 model delivers finer image detail, greater detection range (~2600 m human target), and improved clarity in challenging conditions. Its base optical magnification is ~2.5× (50mm lens) and includes the same 2â€?× digital zoom and 100 mm eye relief for comfortable use.