1200m LRF

The 1200m laser rangefinder merges traditional scope styling with advanced ranging performance  for more precise hunting.

6.5-26.0x Maganification

Higher magnification and tighter field of view, ideal for longer-range use and greater detail at distance.

Side Focus for Ultra Convenience 

Clear visibility and easy access during operation, allowing smooth and precise adjustments — even when wearing gloves.

3840*2160 4K Sensor

captures ultra-fine details, enhancing clarity and recognition accuracy for confident hunting in every scenario.

Specifications

General
ModelNight Stalker 4K 2.0 70mm
ClassificationNight Vision Scope
Sensor
Resolution(pixel)3840×2160
Pixel Size(µm)2
Sensitivity(lux)0.001
Frame Rate(Hz)60
Optics
Objective Lens(mm)70
Magnification(x)6.5x-26.0x
Field of View (Horizontal)4.2°/3°
Field of View (Vertical)4.2°/3°
Field of View (Diagonal)5.9°/4.2°
Field of View (m @100m Horizontal)7.3/5.2
Field of View (m @100m Vertical)7.3/5.2
Focus Range10m-∞
Eye Relief(mm)65
Diopter Adjustment(D)± 5
Display
TypeIPS
Resolution(pixel)1280×1280
Reticle Style7
Reticle ColorRed/White/Yellow/Green
Color ModeColor/Black/White
Photo / Video
Photo Resolution(pixel)1280×1280
Photo Format.JPG
Video Resolution(pixel)1280×1280
Video Format.mp4
Storage(GB)Micro SD card (Max. 128GB)
Main Function
LRF Detection Range(m)1200
PIPYes
Ballistic CalculatorYes
GyroscopeYes
Recoil-activated RecordingYes
Auto RecordingYes
Loop RecordingYes
Time StampYes
Record AudioYes
Exposure CompensationYes
Connections
HDMI OutputYes
WiFiYes
Supported AppsPardVision2
Power Supply
Battery TypeBuilt-in 21700*1 + removable 18650*1
Output Voltage(V)3.7
Operating Time(h,max)6
External Power SupplyUSB Type-C
Environmental Characteristic
Degree of ProtectionIP67
Operating Temp(°C/°F)-30~55/-22~131
Recoil Resistance(J)6000
Material
HousingAluminium Alloy
Objective LensGlass
Measurement
Product Dimension(L × W × H, mm)367×85×70
Weight/pcs(with battery, g)905

FAQs

What's the difference if i use 70mm lens?

70mm lens is with Higher magnification and tighter field of view, ideal for longer-range use and greater detail at distance. 70mm would be your choice.