AGM Explorator TB75-384

• 75 mm F/1.0 germanium objective: The large front lens gathers more thermal energy, which helps the binocular maintain image detail at longer distances and in difficult weather or low-contrast scenes.
• 384x288 uncooled thermal sensor: This sensor turns heat differences into a clear viewing image, making the binocular effective for detection and observation when visible light is poor or absent.
• Two-eye viewing design: A bi-ocular layout is easier on the eyes during extended use than a single-eye device, which matters for surveillance, scanning and prolonged field observation.
• 1024×768 OLED display: The high-resolution OLED screen presents thermal imagery with good contrast and a clean viewing image, helping users interpret targets and terrain more comfortably.
• Video, photo and WiFi functions: Built-in recording and wireless connectivity make it easier to document observations, review footage later and share the image feed when needed.

About the AGM Explorator Series

AGM Explorator is a family of thermal-imaging binoculars for two-eye observation, built for users who need a more natural and less fatiguing viewing experience than a monocular can provide. Within the lineup, the series covers both thermal-only TB models and the FSB bi-spectrum model, giving the range a clear split between pure thermal observation and more versatile fused viewing. AGM positions the series for demanding field roles such as patrol, law enforcement, search and rescue, anti-smuggling work and general surveillance.

The core idea behind the series is practical field observation. Explorator devices use uncooled thermal sensors to convert heat differences into a visible image, allowing users to detect people, animals or vehicles without relying on ambient light. The family also offers selectable thermal image palettes, so the image can be adapted to terrain, background and target contrast. In the classic TB versions, AGM offers 50 mm and 75 mm germanium objective options, letting users choose between a wider view or more reach. Tripod adaptability across the series also reflects its intended use for longer observation sessions where stability matters.

About the AGM Explorator TB75-384

AGM Explorator TB75-384 is the longer-range member of the thermal-only Explorator line, combining a 3.75 x base magnification with a 75.00 mm objective lens for users who prioritize reach and target assessment over the widest possible field of view. That configuration makes it well suited to fixed-position observation, rural surveillance, perimeter monitoring and other tasks where identifying heat signatures at distance matters more than rapid close-range scanning.

Its 384x288 microbolometer sensor with a 17.00 μm pixel pitch and 50.00 Hz refresh rate is designed to present moving subjects smoothly enough for active observation while retaining the thermal contrast needed to separate targets from background clutter. The 1024×768 OLED display gives the user a crisp viewing image with strong contrast, which helps during long sessions behind the binocular. Because this is a true bi-ocular design rather than a monocular with one eyepiece, it is more comfortable for extended use and better suited to methodical scanning from a supported position.

The TB75-384 also adds practical field features beyond basic observation. Photo capture, video recording and WiFi connectivity support documentation and after-action review, while the tripod-adaptable housing helps stabilize the image during prolonged surveillance. With a 990.00 g body, compact dimensions of 295.00 mm in length, and waterproof and fogproof construction, it is built for outdoor use in changing conditions without becoming overly cumbersome for mobile teams.

About AGM Global Vision

AGM Global Vision was founded in 2019 by Gary Tarakanov and Mark Tarakanov. The company is based in Fort Worth, Texas, United States and focuses on thermal imaging, night vision and digital optics. Its catalog covers observation devices and aiming systems across several categories, including thermal and night-vision monoculars and binoculars, weapon sights and illumination devices.

Within this field, AGM is known for building a broad product range rather than concentrating on a single format. Its lineup includes thermal families such as Rattler and Adder, while its night-vision offering extends to Generation 2 to Generation 3 image-intensifier options. The company has also continued to expand its digital optics range, including the launch of the Spectrum LRF 4K in 2024. That mix of thermal, night-vision and digital platforms is directly relevant to products like the Explorator, which sit in AGM’s dedicated observation segment.

Main Features

• Product type: Thermal binoculars
• Series: AGM Explorator
• Magnification: 3.75 x
• Objective lens diameter: 75.00 mm
• Lens aperture: F 1.0
• Field of view (deg.): 3.70 °
• Field of view: 64.00 m/1000m
• Thermal sensor type: Microbolometer
• 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
• Working temperature range: -40°C to +70°C
• Dimensions: 295.00 mm x 125.00 mm x 93.00 mm
• Weight: 990.00 g
• Color: Black
• Country of manufacture: China

Warranty

AGM Global Vision provides a 3-year warranty for the AGM Explorator TB75-384. This stated warranty period covers the product for a defined term rather than an open-ended policy.

In the Box

• Thermal Imaging Bi-Ocular
• Lens Cloth
• Soft Carrying Case
• User Manual