Rix Optics DBH-D12 thermal imaging riflescope with a 1280×1024 VOx sensor and 75mm F/1.0 objective. Features a 2560×2560 OLED display, IP67 protection, built-in Wi‑Fi, 64 GB memory and a 905nm LRF.
The Rix Optics DBH-D12 is a thermal imaging riflescope built around a high-resolution VOx sensor and a large 75mm objective for extended detection capability. It pairs a 1280×1024 thermal sensor with a high-resolution OLED display to provide detailed thermal imaging for field observation and long-range situational awareness. The unit includes an integrated 905nm laser range finder, Wi‑Fi connectivity, and onboard recording features suitable for expedition-level use.
Product Specifications
The sensor resolution is 1280×1024.
The objective lens is a 75mm F/1.0.
The display resolution is 2560×2560 on an OLED screen.
The pixel pitch is 12 µm.
The thermal sensor frame rate is 50 Hz.
The optical zoom is listed as 3× and digital zoom is listed up to 20× (stepped) in the source data.
The integrated laser range finder has a maximum range of 1312 yd (listed as the LRF max range).
The photo and video recording resolution is 1280×1280 and files record in .mp4/.bmp formats.
The unit includes 64 GB of built-in memory.
The product is rated IP67 for degree of protection.
The power source is two 18650 batteries.
The listed operating temperature range is -4 to +122 °F.
The eye relief is 60 mm.
Wireless connectivity is listed as Wi‑Fi (2.4 GHz) for app integration.
UPC: 850042107782.
This scope is designed for disciplined users who need thermal observation and measurement tools in variable conditions. Its large objective and high-resolution sensor make it well suited to long-range observation and precision fieldwork where environmental sealing, integrated ranging, and recorded documentation are valuable. The DBH-D12 balances advanced imaging features with a rugged specification set to support extended outdoor use.
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