Rix Optics DBH D6 thermal imaging scope with a 60 mm objective and a 640×512 VOx sensor (12 µm). Features 3× optical zoom, stepped digital zoom to 6×, 60 Hz frame rate, 2560×2560 OLED display, integrated 905 nm LRF to 1200 yd.
The Rix Optics DBH D6 is a thermal imaging scope designed for extended-range observation and field use. It pairs a 640×512 VOx uncooled sensor with a 60 mm objective and a high-resolution circular OLED display to deliver detailed thermal imagery. The unit includes an integrated 905 nm laser rangefinder and wired/wireless connectivity for image transfer and app integration. Its IP67 rating and rechargeable 18650 battery system support all-weather field operation.
Typical applications include long-range hunting and wildlife observation, as well as equipment sighting and outdoor survey work where thermal detection and range measurement are required.
Product Specifications
The sensor type is VOx uncooled.
The sensor resolution is 640×512 pixels.
The pixel pitch is 12 µm.
The NETD is 20 mK.
The frame rate is 60 Hz.
The objective lens is a 60 mm F1.0 germanium lens.
The optical zoom is 3×.
The digital zoom is 1 to 6× stepped.
The display is a 2560×2560 OLED circular screen.
The integrated laser rangefinder uses 905 nm and lists a maximum range of 1200 yd.
The video/photo resolution is 1280×1280 pixels with .mp4 / .jpg formats.
The internal storage capacity is 64 GB.
The power system uses 2× 18650 batteries with listed capacity 3800 mAh and an operating time of 8 hours (specified at 72°F).
The degree of protection is IP67.
The UPC is 850042107669.
Rix Optics built the DBH D6 to provide a balance of sensor sensitivity, display detail and practical field features such as recoil-activated video, Wi‑Fi app integration, and a removable quick‑detach mount. The scope is intended for users who need reliable thermal detection, range measurement and image recording in an all-weather package.
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