Dipol TG1 F50 Thermal Imaging Binocular

• 384x288 thermal sensor: The microbolometer sensor with 17.00 μm pixel pitch gives the Dipol TG1 F50 enough detail for reliable detection and observation in darkness, fog and other low-visibility conditions where conventional optics lose contrast.
• 1024×768 OLED display: The high-resolution OLED microdisplay presents a clear, high-contrast image that is easier to interpret during prolonged observation, helping the user distinguish heat signatures with less eye strain.
• 3.50x optical magnification with 1250.00 m detection range: This configuration balances target detail and field coverage, making the binocular practical for scanning open ground while still offering enough reach for longer-distance detection.
• F1 55.00 mm objective: The fast objective supports stronger thermal signal collection, which helps maintain image usefulness when temperature differences are subtle or environmental conditions are poor.
• IPX-5 waterproof, nitrogen-filled housing: The sealed and fogproof construction is built for field use in rain, cold and changing temperatures, so the binocular remains dependable during hunting or observation work outdoors.

About the Dipol Thermal Imaging Binoculars Series

Dipol Thermal Imaging Binoculars are built as dedicated observation devices for users who need thermal imaging in a familiar binocular format rather than a compact monocular. The series includes TG1 and TG1R models with either F50 or F75 objectives, giving users a choice between a more compact setup and greater reach. Across the range, Dipol uses a 384 × 288 thermal sensor with 17 μm detector pitch and a 1024 × 768 OLED microdisplay, a combination aimed at clear thermal viewing in darkness and in reduced visibility such as fog or dust.

A key distinction within the family is that TG1R versions include a laser rangefinder, while standard TG1 models focus on thermal observation without that added ranging function. The series also provides 2× and 4× digital zoom, allowing the user to trade field of view for a closer look when checking a heat source at distance. As a product family, these binoculars are intended for observing both stationary and moving objects, with a design that suits field surveillance, wildlife observation and hunting optics applications where thermal contrast matters more than ambient light.

About the Dipol TG1 F50 Thermal Imaging Binocular

The Dipol TG1 F50 Thermal Imaging Binocular is the standard, non-rangefinding version in the series, built for users who want a dedicated thermal observation tool with the steadier handling of a binocular body. Its 3.50 x magnification and 55.00 mm F1 objective make it well suited to medium- and longer-range scanning, where the goal is to detect and monitor heat signatures rather than identify fine visual detail in daylight terms. With a stated detection range of 1250.00 m, it is configured for open-area observation, perimeter monitoring and hunting use after dark.

The thermal core uses a 384x288 microbolometer with 17.00 μm pixel pitch and a 50.00 Hz refresh rate. In practice, this gives the image enough fluidity for tracking moving animals or vehicles without the lag that can make observation less natural. The NETD of 60.00 mK supports usable thermal separation when temperature differences are modest, while the 1024×768 OLED display presents the image with good apparent sharpness and contrast for extended viewing sessions.

This model is also shaped by practical field considerations. The IPX-5 waterproof, nitrogen-filled housing resists moisture and internal fogging, and the operating range of -20 ° / + 50° C suits year-round outdoor use. A 4.50 h runtime on CR123A power keeps the unit compact, and tripod adaptability adds stability for longer static observation. Because this is a TG1 model rather than a TG1R, it omits a built-in rangefinder and keeps the focus on straightforward thermal detection and observation.

About Dipol

SPF Dipol was founded in 1990 and is based in Vitebsk, Belarus. The company develops and produces night-vision and thermal-imaging equipment, with a product range that includes monoculars, binoculars, goggles, rifle sights and front attachments. This background is relevant to the TG1 F50 because Dipol has long focused on observation and aiming devices designed for low-light and no-light use rather than general sporting optics.

Its night-vision portfolio has used generation 1, 2+ and 3 image-intensifier tubes, while its thermal range includes both observation devices and clip-on equipment. Dipol also uses dedicated product lines such as DN for night-vision attachments and TFA for thermal-imaging products. That specialization gives the brand a clear identity in electro-optics for surveillance, hunting and field observation.

Main Features

• Product type: Thermal binoculars
• Magnification: 3.50 x
• Objective lens diameter: 55.00 mm
• Lens aperture: F1
• Field of view: 7.10 °
• Field of view at 1000 m: 123.00 m/1000m
• Diopter range: -4 / +4 Dpt
• Detection range: 1250.00 m
• Thermal sensor type: Microbolometer
• Sensor resolution: 384x288
• Pixel pitch: 17.00 μm
• NETD: 60.00 mK
• Refresh rate: 50.00 Hz
• Display type: OLED
• Display resolution: 1024×768
• Image capture: No
• Video recording: No
• Video output: No
• Power supply: CR123A
• Battery life: 4.50 h
• Waterproof rating: IPX-5
• Fogproof: Yes
• Tripod adaptable: Yes
• Built-in rangefinder: No
• Length: 213.00 mm
• Width: 139.00 mm
• Height: 66.00 mm
• Weight: 1000.00 g
• Operating temperature range: -20 ° / + 50° C
• Housing fill: Nitrogen
• Color: Black

Warranty

2 years. The Dipol TG1 F50 Thermal Imaging Binocular is covered by a two-year warranty period.