AGM Explorator TB50-384

• Two-eye thermal viewing: The AGM Explorator format is built for binocular observation rather than one-eye use, which reduces viewing fatigue during long patrols, wildlife observation sessions, and extended scanning from a fixed position.
• 384x288 uncooled sensor: The 17.00 μm thermal detector shows heat differences clearly enough for practical detection and observation in darkness, haze, and visually cluttered terrain where conventional optics lose contrast.
• 50 mm F 1.0 objective: A fast 50.00 mm lens gathers more thermal energy for a stronger image, helping the device maintain usable detail when targets are partially obscured or conditions are cold and damp.
• OLED 1024×768 display: The high-resolution OLED screen gives a crisp viewing image with strong contrast, making it easier to distinguish shapes, edges, and heat signatures during prolonged use.
• Recording and WiFi connectivity: Built-in image capture, video recording, and Wifi let the binocular document observations and share footage more easily for review, reporting, or team coordination.

About the AGM Explorator Series

AGM Explorator is a family of thermal-imaging binoculars built around the practical advantage of two-eye observation. In AGM’s lineup, the series serves users who need longer, more comfortable surveillance sessions than a monocular typically allows, whether the task is field observation, patrol work, or search activity after dark. The series includes classic thermal-only TB models as well as a bi-spectrum FSB version, so the range covers both straightforward thermal detection and more complex multi-mode viewing requirements.

Across the family, AGM uses uncooled thermal sensors to turn heat differences into a visible image, with selectable color palettes that let the user adapt the display to terrain, target contrast, and ambient conditions. The classic TB versions are offered with 50 mm or 75 mm germanium objective lenses, giving buyers a choice between a more compact setup and a configuration aimed at longer observation distances. AGM also describes tripod compatibility across the line, which suits static surveillance and prolonged scanning from hides, vehicles, or observation posts. The result is a series focused on practical thermal detection, viewing comfort, and flexible deployment rather than weapon mounting or daytime optical use.

About the AGM Explorator TB50-384

AGM Explorator TB50-384 is the more compact classic thermal binocular in the Explorator range, combining a 2.50 x base magnification with a 50.00 mm objective and a 384x288 uncooled sensor. That configuration makes it well suited to users who need a balanced handheld thermal observation device for scanning open ground, checking tree lines, or monitoring movement from a fixed position. The moderate magnification gives more reach than a true 1x viewer while still keeping target acquisition manageable during general surveillance.

The thermal core uses a 17.00 μm pixel pitch and a 50.00 Hz refresh rate, which helps moving subjects appear more natural when panning across terrain or following activity in real time. Its OLED display with 1024×768 resolution supports a clean, high-contrast viewing image, which matters when trying to separate animals, people, or vehicles from background heat clutter. AGM’s selectable thermal palettes also help adapt the image to different scenes and user preference, whether the priority is fast detection or easier interpretation of detail.

Physically, the binocular remains manageable at 750.00 g and 273.00 mm in length, so it is easier to carry than larger long-range thermal binoculars while still offering the steadier viewing experience of a bi-ocular design. Wifi connectivity, image capture, and video recording add useful documentation capability for reporting and review. With waterproof and fogproof construction, tripod adaptability, and an operating range of -40°C to +70°C, the TB50-384 is designed for field observation in demanding weather and changing terrain.

About AGM Global Vision

AGM Global Vision was founded in 2019 by Gary Tarakanov and Mark Tarakanov and is based in Fort Worth, Texas, United States. The company focuses on thermal imaging, night vision, and digital optics, with a catalog that covers handheld observation devices, binoculars, weapon sights, and related illumination equipment. That specialization is directly relevant to products such as the Explorator, which sit in AGM’s observation-focused thermal range rather than its weapon-mounted lines.

AGM’s broader lineup includes thermal families such as Rattler and Adder, while its night-vision offering spans Generation 2 to Generation 3 image-intensifier options. The company has also continued to expand its digital and handheld categories, including the launch of the Sidewinder handheld thermal observation series in 2023 and the Spectrum LRF 4K digital day/night scope in 2024. This mix of thermal, night-vision, and digital products gives AGM a strong focus on practical low-light and no-light observation systems.

Main Features

• Product type: Thermal binoculars
• Series: AGM Explorator
• Magnification: 2.50 x
• Objective lens diameter: 50.00 mm
• Lens aperture: F 1.0
• Field of view: 5.60 °
• Field of view at 1000 m: 97.00 m/1000m
• Diopter range: -5 to +5dpt
• Thermal sensor type: Uncooled
• Thermal sensor resolution: 384x288
• Pixel pitch: 17.00 μm
• Refresh rate: 50.00 Hz
• Display type: OLED
• Display resolution: 1024×768
• Image capture: Yes
• Video recording: Yes
• Connectivity: Wifi
• Built-in rangefinder: No
• Tripod adaptable: Yes
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Operating temperature: -40°C to +70°C
• Power supply: 5 VDC/2 A, 1.5 W, Type-C Interface
• Dimensions: 273.00 mm x 125.00 mm x 64.00 mm
• Weight: 750.00 g
• Color: Black
• Made in: China

Warranty

AGM Global Vision provides a 3-year warranty for the AGM Explorator TB50-384.