FLIR OTS

Command is a family of Thermal Imaging bi-oculars with professional 75mm Germanium (Ge) objective lenses. The bi-ocular design is better for sustained viewing periods and improved depth perception. The Command product line is based on the latest FLIR Tau 2 VOx microbolometer core technology, and includes a variety of different models, each optimizing performance, price, and state-of-the-art capabilities for a variety of uses and missions. The Command is a solid-state, uncooled, long-wave infrared, magnified, dedicated handheld thermal imager intended for day and nighttime missions. Command Thermal Imaging bi-oculars are characterized by their simple but intuitive controls, functions, and features that are layered among direct button adjustments, direct combination button functions, and electronic menu selections. The Command has the ability to record imagery and is equipped with video-out capabilities. The Command Thermal Imaging bi-ocular represents one of the most sophisticated devices for long-range observation on the market today, due to its superior price-to-performance value.

The FLIR Zeus Pro Thermal Weapon Sight has simple and intuitive controls, ballistic drop reticules, electronic compass, and digital inclinometer for finer range estimation and target orientation. It can also accept video-in imagery for those times when map or rangefinder display overlays are required, and external power for extended operations. Supported external devices include an optional laser range finder, external battery pack, multispectral laser and other accessories designed to attach on the scope’s MIL-STD-1913 rail. Solid state technology reticule adjustments and software algorithms, combined with a complementary color reticle platform, ensures maximum reticle contrast, high level target accuracy, and boresight retention. This level of accuracy is translated into the tracking electronic zoom (e-zoom) function, which can be progressively increased without changing the point-of-aim to point of-impact relationship of the targeting reticle.