The DNT ThermNight Thermal and Night Vision Multispectral Scope combines a thermal channel and a digital night vision channel in one body (brand part no. TNC335R). It adds a built-in laser rangefinder and an onboard ballistic calculator, so you can range a target and get a dial-in or holdover correction without a second device. The thermal sensor is a 384 x 288 uncooled VOx microbolometer, and a 1920×1080 micro-OLED display shows the image. DNT Optics designed the ThermNight for use in all weather and lighting conditions.

Key Specifications

• The thermal sensor is 384 x 288, an uncooled VOx microbolometer with a 12-micron pixel pitch and a 50 Hz refresh rate.
• The display is a 1920×1080 micro-OLED running at 60 Hz, which shows a clear image on both channels.
• The scope has thermal and digital night vision channels that you switch with a button, with picture-in-picture to view both at once.
• A built-in laser rangefinder measures from 5 to 1100 yards.
• The ballistic calculator turns that range into a dial-in or holdover correction on screen.
• You get 8 reticle styles in 5 colors, plus one-shot zeroing for a quick sight-in.
• Extras include a detachable IR illuminator, thermal zoom lock, built-in 64GB storage and wireless updates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it have thermal and night vision? Yes. The ThermNight has a thermal channel and a digital night vision channel, and a picture-in-picture mode lets you see both at the same time.

Does it measure distance? Yes. It has a built-in laser rangefinder that measures from 5 to 1100 yards, plus a ballistic calculator.

What is the thermal resolution? The thermal sensor is 384 x 288.

Buy the DNT ThermNight Thermal and Night Vision Multispectral Scope with Laser Rangefinder

One scope that covers thermal, night vision, ranging and ballistic solutions is a lot of capability for after-dark work. Order the ThermNight from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast shipping, and look at more thermal sights to compare.