The Pixfra Taurus T435 LRF is a high-performance thermal clip-on monocular designed to mount onto the objective bell of standard day scopes via an M52 × 0.75 thread. It is notable primarily for integrating a laser rangefinder (LRF) with a range of up to 1,000 meters and an intelligent ballistic calculator.
Key Technical Specifications
- VOx thermal sensor: 384 × 288 pixel resolution with a 12 µm pixel size.
- Extreme thermal sensitivity: NETD ≤18 mK, ensuring excellent contrast and sharpness even in rain, fog, or extreme cold.
- Optics: Manual 35 mm (f/1.0) lens providing a detection range of up to 1,800 meters.
- Internal display: 0.49-inch Full HD OLED panel (1920 × 1080) for an ultra-clear view of menus and the thermal signature.
- Field of view: 13.7 meters wide at a distance of 100 meters.
- Magnification compatibility: Designed to work optimally with day scopes of up to 10x magnification without causing drastic pixelation of the display.
Key Features
- Shooting precision (sub-pixel): Its advanced system offers an ultra-fine click value of 0.9 cm at 100 meters, doubling the zeroing precision of conventional methods.
- Extreme durability: Constructed from military-grade magnesium alloy, it withstands impacts of up to 6,000 Joules (suitable for heavy calibers such as the .300 Win Mag) and is IP67 certified against water and dust.
- Image processing: Incorporates PIPS 2.0 firmware and AI-Assisted Image Calibration (AAIC) to automatically enhance edges and reduce image noise.
- Battery life: It runs on swappable 18650 batteries, offering about 7 to 7.5 hours per battery (the pack usually includes two units, providing up to 15 hours of use).
- Multimedia and Control: It features 32 GB of internal memory for recording photos and videos with audio, Wi-Fi connectivity for live streaming, and a Bluetooth remote control with a magnetic mount that attaches to the rifle, allowing you to operate the thermal device without moving your hands.