Dipol TG1 F75 Thermal Imaging Binocular

• 75 mm Objective Lens: The large front lens helps the Dipol TG1 F75 Thermal Imaging Binocular gather more thermal information at distance, which supports more confident observation and target recognition in open terrain.
• 384x288 Microbolometer Sensor: This sensor format with 17.00 μm pixel pitch gives the binocular a practical balance between image detail and dependable thermal detection for scanning in darkness, fog, and dust.
• 1024×768 OLED Display: The high-resolution OLED screen presents a clear viewing image with good contrast, making prolonged observation easier and helping the user distinguish heat sources more quickly.
• 1700.00 m Detection Range: Long detection capability makes this model suitable for surveillance and field observation where early spotting matters more than close-range detail alone.
• IPX-5 Waterproof, Nitrogen-Filled Housing: The sealed and fogproof construction supports reliable use in rain, cold, and changing temperatures, reducing interruptions when conditions become difficult.

About the Dipol Thermal Imaging Binoculars Series

Dipol Thermal Imaging Binoculars are built as dedicated observation devices for users who need thermal detection in poor visibility rather than a conventional daytime optical image. The series includes TG1 and TG1R models, with versions built around either an F50 or F75 objective, giving users a choice between a more compact setup and stronger long-range observation capability. Across the range, Dipol uses a 384 × 288 thermal sensor with 17 μm detector pitch, paired with a 1024 × 768 OLED microdisplay for a clear and easy-to-read viewing image.

The series is intended for observing both stationary and moving objects in limited visibility, including darkness, fog, and dusty conditions. That makes it relevant for field observation, security work, wildlife monitoring, and other tasks where thermal contrast reveals what standard optics can miss. The TG1R versions add a laser rangefinder, while standard TG1 models focus on pure observation without that extra module. The binoculars also provide 2× and 4× digital zoom and support connection to an external power source, reflecting a design aimed at longer observation sessions and practical use in demanding environments.

About the Dipol TG1 F75 Thermal Imaging Binocular

The Dipol TG1 F75 Thermal Imaging Binocular is the longer-range configuration in the standard TG1 line, combining a 5.30 x magnification with a 75.00 mm objective lens and a stated 1700.00 m detection range. In practice, this makes it well suited to observation across open ground, field edges, and other areas where detecting heat signatures early is more important than carrying the smallest possible device. Because this is a TG1 model rather than a TG1R version, it keeps the layout focused on thermal viewing without an integrated rangefinder, which can appeal to users who want a simpler observation tool.

Its 384x288 microbolometer with 17.00 μm pixel pitch is paired with a 1024×768 OLED display, a combination that supports clear thermal presentation and good perceived image contrast when scanning for people, animals, or vehicles. The OLED display is especially useful in low-light work because it remains easy to read without the washed-out look some displays can show in darkness. The binocular format also gives a more natural viewing posture during longer sessions than many monocular-style thermal devices.

Mechanically, the unit is built for outdoor use with an IPX-5 waterproof, nitrogen-filled housing and a working temperature range of -40/+50°C. At 1200.00 g, it is substantial enough to feel stable in the hands, while the CR123A power supply and 4.50 h battery life keep the system straightforward for mobile field use.

About Dipol

SPF Dipol was founded in 1990 and is based in Vitebsk, Belarus. The company specializes in night-vision and thermal-imaging equipment, with a product range that covers observation devices as well as dedicated systems for weapon and attachment use. Its night-vision catalogue includes monoculars, binoculars, goggles, rifle sights, and front attachments, showing a long-standing focus on practical electro-optical equipment for low-light work.

Dipol has also worked across several generations of image-intensifier technology, including Gen 1, Gen 2+ and Gen 3 night-vision devices, while also developing thermal-imaging products for observation and clip-on use. Product families such as DN for night-vision attachments and TFA for thermal imaging reflect a manufacturer with deep specialization in this category rather than a broad general optics brand. That background is directly relevant to the TG1 series, which is designed around dependable thermal observation in difficult visibility conditions.

Main Features

• Product type: Thermal binoculars
• Magnification: 5.30 x
• Objective lens diameter: 75.00 mm
• Detection range: 1700.00 m
• Thermal sensor type: Microbolometer
• Sensor resolution: 384x288
• Pixel pitch: 17.00 μm
• Display type: OLED
• Display resolution: 1024×768
• Digital recording: No image capture, no video recording
• Built-in rangefinder: No
• Waterproof rating: IPX-5
• Fogproof: Yes
• Nitrogen filled: Yes
• Battery type: CR123A
• Battery life: 4.50 h
• Working temperature range: -40/+50°C
• Dimensions: 213.00 mm × 139.00 mm × 70.00 mm
• Weight: 1200.00 g
• Color: Black

Warranty

The Dipol TG1 F75 Thermal Imaging Binocular is covered by a 2-year warranty.