Dipol TFA2.0 Thermal Monocular

• 384x288 thermal sensor: The sensor resolution and 17.00 μm pixel pitch give this monocular enough detail for reliable heat-source detection and target recognition in darkness, fog, brush and other low-visibility conditions.
• 1x viewing with 40.00 mm objective: A true 1.00 x optical view supports natural scanning and situational awareness, while the 40.00 mm objective helps gather thermal information at longer distances.
• 2000.00 m detection range: Long detection capability helps users pick up heat signatures early, which is valuable for search, perimeter observation and field use where reaction time matters.
• OLED display with 1024×768 resolution: The high-resolution OLED screen presents a clear thermal image with good contrast, making prolonged observation easier and helping small details stand out more cleanly.
• Built-in recording and rangefinder: Video recording, video output and an integrated rangefinder make the unit more useful in the field, whether for documenting observations, sharing the image to an external display or judging distance more confidently.

About the Dipol Thermal Monoculars Series

Dipol Thermal Monoculars cover several observation-focused thermal devices within the manufacturer's electro-optics range, including the TFA 2.0 SL, TFA 2.8 SL, TFA Pointer and DTM1000R. Within this family, the emphasis is on practical thermal observation for users who need to detect moving or stationary heat sources in limited visibility rather than rely on ambient light. The series combines compact handheld formats with thermal imaging functions suited to field observation, surveillance and hunting optics applications.

In the TFA branch of the range, Dipol uses a 384 × 288 thermal sensor with 17 μm pixel pitch, balancing usable image detail with a compact housing. The TFA 2.0 SL and TFA 2.8 SL are also known for selectable thermal palettes and polarity inversion, giving users different image presentations to suit terrain, background temperature and target contrast. In the wider family, some models are dedicated observation monoculars, while others add functions such as an integrated rangefinder or the ability to work with daytime optics. That makes the series broad enough to cover straightforward handheld thermal viewing as well as more specialized low-visibility tasks.

About the Dipol TFA2.0 Thermal Monocular

The Dipol TFA2.0 Thermal Monocular is built as a compact handheld thermal observation device for users who need fast heat-source detection without the bulk of a larger optic. Its 1.00 x magnification is especially useful for scanning because it preserves a natural sense of space and movement, which helps when tracking animals, checking woodland edges or monitoring open ground. Paired with a 40.00 mm objective lens, the unit is configured to collect enough thermal information for dependable long-range observation, with a stated detection range of 2000.00 m.

Image formation is based on a 384x288 thermal sensor with 17.00 μm pixel pitch, a combination that supports clear heat separation and practical target recognition in darkness and other visually difficult conditions. The image is viewed on a 1024×768 OLED display, which helps preserve contrast and apparent sharpness while remaining comfortable to watch during extended sessions. The built-in rangefinder adds distance awareness in the field, which is useful when estimating how far away a detected heat source is before moving or observing further.

This model also includes video recording and video output, so it can document observations or feed the image to an external display when needed. Its aluminium housing, waterproof and fogproof construction, and operating range of -20/+50°C make it suitable for regular outdoor use in changing weather. At 570.00 g, it remains portable enough for handheld work while still feeling substantial and durable.

About Dipol

SPF Dipol was founded in 1990 and is based in Vitebsk, Belarus. The company specializes in electro-optical equipment, with a product range centered on night-vision and thermal-imaging devices. Its night-vision lineup has included monoculars, binoculars, goggles, rifle sights and front attachments, showing a long-standing focus on observation and aiming systems for low-light use.

Within that broader portfolio, Dipol also develops thermal-imaging equipment for both observation and clip-on applications. The company has worked across several image-intensifier formats, including Gen 1, 2+ and 3 night-vision devices, while the TFA line represents its thermal-imaging branch and the DN line its night-vision attachment range. That background is relevant here because it places the TFA2.0 within a manufacturer that has concentrated for decades on practical low-visibility optics rather than general sporting optics.

Main Features

• Product type: Thermal monocular
• Magnification: 1.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 40.00 mm
• Detection range: 2000.00 m
• Thermal sensor resolution: 384x288
• Thermal sensor pixel count: 0.11 MP
• Pixel pitch: 17.00 μm
• Display type: OLED
• Display resolution: 1024×768
• Display pixel count: 0.79 MP
• Video recording: Yes
• Video resolution: 1024x768
• Video output: Yes
• Built-in rangefinder: Yes
• Battery type: CR123A
• Battery life: 4.00 h
• Housing material: Aluminium
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Operating temperature: -20/+50°C
• Dimensions: 178.00 mm x 76.00 mm x 105.00 mm
• Weight: 570.00 g
• Color: Black

Warranty

2 years. The Dipol TFA2.0 Thermal Monocular is covered by a two-year manufacturer warranty.