Pard NV007V2 Night Vision Device 940nm

The Pard NV007V2 is a compact and versatile IR night vision device that can be attached directly to the eyepiece of a rifle scope, transforming it into an effective day-and-night system. This lightweight device provides a sharp and clear image both during the day and at night thanks to infrared illumination. )The 940nm wavelength is ideal for wild boar hunting

The Pard NV007V2 is easy to mount on and remove from a daytime scope, making it versatile and compatible with various rifle scopes. An excellent choice for hunting and surveillance, offering sharp image quality and top-of-the-line infrared capabilities.

• Day and night vision modes: Suitable for use in both daylight and darkness, making it a versatile solution for various conditions.
• Integrated infrared light: Provides clear visibility in the dark, up to a distance of 200 meters
• Easy to mount on a scope: The NV007V2 is designed to be mounted directly behind the rifle scope using the included adapter.
• Compact and lightweight design: Weighs less than 250 grams, allowing for easy use without significantly increasing the weight of your firearm.
• HD video recording: The device allows you to record HD videos onto a memory card, so you can capture your hunting moments or surveillance situations. Automatic or loop recording.
• Long battery life: The replaceable 18650 lithium battery ensures a long runtime, so the device lasts longer without the need for constant recharging.
• Wavelength 940nm
• Sensor resolution 2560*1440
• Display resolution 1440*1080 OLED
• Recoil resistance 6000J
• Optical magnification 1.4x
• Digital magnification 1.5–3.5x
• Field of view  h22° v12°
• Micro SD (Max. 32GB)
• Device size 135*55*100mm
• Adapter kit included. Compatible with binoculars featuring 38-45mm eyepieces.

The Pard NV007V2 is the perfect choice for hunters and surveillance users who want to upgrade their current rifle scope and achieve effective performance in all lighting conditions.

NOTE! If the daytime binoculars on which you are mounting the Pard device do not have parallax adjustment, the image sharpness may not be optimal for the reticle, especially if the magnification starts at, for example, x3