PARD Pantera 640 50mm Thermal Scope | 640×512 50Hz

The PARD Pantera 640 is a thermal imaging rifle scope equipped with an integrated laser rangefinder and a high-resolution sensor suitable for low-light and no-light observation. It features a 640×512 sensor with a 50 Hz refresh rate, a 50 mm objective, and selectable digital magnification up to 8×. Multiple reticle styles and image modes provide flexible target presentation for different environmental conditions.

Typical applications include nighttime hunting and long-range field observation or ballistic planning where thermal contrast and range data help with shot placement and situational awareness.

Product Specifications

• The sensor resolution is 640×512 with a 50 Hz frame rate.
• The noise equivalent temperature difference (NETD) is ≤20 mK.
• The pixel pitch is 12×12 µm.
• The objective lens is 50 mm with all-glass multi-coated optics.
• The optical magnification is 3.3×.
• The digital zoom offers 2×, 4×, 6×, and 8× settings.
• The field of view is approximately 7 × 5 degrees.
• The eye relief measures 100 mm.
• The diopter adjustment range is -5 to +3.
• The display is an IPS panel with a resolution of 800×800 pixels.
• The scope includes 6 reticle styles with selectable colors in red, white, yellow, and green.
• Photo capture is 1536×1536 (.JPG) and video is 768×768 (.mp4).
• Storage accepts a microSD card up to 128 GB.
• The unit uses a single 18650 Li‑ion rechargeable battery with a reported battery life of approximately 6 hrs.
• The UPC is 850050408208.

Built around a high-sensitivity thermal sensor and PARD’s imaging engine, the Pantera 640 combines multiple reticle options, scene and image modes, and a recoil-activated recorder to support extended field use. The integrated Wi‑Fi and USB‑C connectivity let you stream and transfer imagery, while the IP67 rating provides protection in adverse weather. For users who need both thermal detection and range data in a single optic, the Pantera offers a compact feature set intended for serious field use.

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