Conotech Aquila 350LIIR

• 384x288 VOx sensor with 12.00 μm pixels: This sensor format gives the Conotech Aquila 350LIIR the thermal detail needed for confident observation and target recognition while keeping the image responsive and easy to read in the field.
• 15.00 mK NETD sensitivity: High thermal sensitivity helps the monocular separate small temperature differences, so animals, people and background features stand out more clearly in difficult weather and low-contrast conditions.
• Integrated 1200.00 m laser rangefinder: The built-in LRF adds direct distance measurement from 5.00 m to 1200.00 m, which is useful when judging terrain, planning movement or confirming distance before a shot.
• 50.00 mm objective with 4.80 x base magnification: This combination is suited to longer observation distances, giving a tighter view and more image scale for scanning open ground and identifying heat sources farther out.
• OLED display, recording and WiFi connectivity: The 1024×768 OLED screen presents a crisp viewing image, while onboard photo and video capture plus WiFi output make it easier to document observations and share the live view.

About the Conotech Aquila Series

The Conotech Aquila series is a family of thermal monoculars built for handheld observation, surveillance and field use where compact size matters as much as image quality. Within the CONOTECH lineup, Aquila sits as a dedicated monocular platform rather than a riflescope or clip-on, giving users a purpose-built thermal imaging device for scanning, spotting and general night work. The series uses an uncooled VOx thermal detector with 384 × 288 resolution, 12 μm pixels and a 50 Hz frame rate, paired with a 1024 × 768 OLED display for a clear and fluid viewing image.

Across the range, Aquila models cover different observation roles through several lens configurations, including standard single-lens versions and 3D variants with paired optics. Shared functions include photo and video recording, WiFi video output and firmware updates through an app, which makes the series practical not only for hunting optics use but also for wildlife observation, patrol work and general thermal surveillance. Some versions add a laser rangefinder, extending the series from simple detection tools into more capable handheld thermal imaging devices for users who need both observation and distance data in one unit.

About the Conotech Aquila 350LIIR

The Conotech Aquila 350LIIR is the longer-range member of the Aquila monocular line, built around a 50.00 mm objective lens and 4.80 x optical magnification. That specification gives it a narrower but more detailed view than lower-magnification handheld thermal units, making it especially suitable for scanning open fields, checking distant tree lines and confirming heat signatures at longer distances. Its 92.00 m/1000m field of view keeps enough scene width for practical searching, while the stronger base magnification helps reduce the need to rely immediately on digital zoom.

The thermal core combines 384x288 resolution, 12.00 μm pixel pitch, 15.00 mK NETD and a 50.00 Hz refresh rate. In practice, that means the image remains smooth during panning, while subtle temperature differences are easier to separate from the background. This is particularly useful in damp air, cluttered terrain or other conditions where weaker thermal contrast can make identification harder. The OLED display with 1024×768 resolution supports a crisp viewing experience, and the monocular also offers image capture, video recording and video output for documenting observations.

A key advantage of this model is its built-in laser rangefinder, which measures from 5.00 m to 1200.00 m with +/- 1 m accuracy. That makes the Aquila 350LIIR more than a spotting tool: it also helps the user judge distance precisely when observing wildlife, planning movement or supporting shooting decisions. With WiFi connectivity, 10.00 h battery life, a compact 193.00 mm body and a 560.00 g weight, it remains practical as a field-carried thermal monocular rather than a bulky specialist device.

About Conotech

CONOTECH identifies Wuhan Cono Technology Co., Ltd. as its operating company and states that its corporate headquarters and research and development center are in China. The company focuses on the design and manufacture of thermal imaging equipment for nature observation, law enforcement and surveillance applications. Its product range includes thermal monoculars, rifle scopes, clip-on attachments and goggles, showing a clear specialization in handheld and weapon-mounted thermal systems rather than general sporting optics.

Within that portfolio, CONOTECH organizes its products into series such as Polaris, Aquila, Lipot, Night Arrow and Avata. The brand also highlights features such as WiFi connectivity, onboard photo and video recording, and rangefinding solutions across different product families. That background is relevant to the Aquila 350LIIR because it places the monocular within a manufacturer that develops dedicated thermal platforms for observation and field use, including models with integrated laser rangefinders and app-supported functions.

Main Features

• Product type: Thermal monocular with built-in rangefinder
• Magnification: 4.80 x
• Objective lens diameter: 50.00 mm
• Field of view: 92.00 m/1000m
• Field of view (angular): 5.27 °
• Thermal sensor type: VOx Uncooled
• Sensor resolution: 384x288
• Pixel pitch: 12.00 μm
• NETD: 15.00 mK
• Refresh rate: 50.00 Hz
• Display type: OLED
• Display resolution: 1024×768
• Laser rangefinder: Yes
• Rangefinder range: 5.00 m - 1200.00 m
• Rangefinder accuracy: +/- 1 m
• Image capture: Yes
• Video recording: Yes
• Video output: Yes
• Connectivity: Wifi
• Battery life: 10.00 h
• Power supply: Internal baterry
• Dimensions: 193.00 mm x 61.00 mm x 61.00 mm
• Weight: 560.00 g
• Working temperature range: -20°C to +50°C
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Color: Black
• Made in: China

Warranty

Conotech Aquila 350LIIR is covered by a 2-year warranty. This stated warranty period suits a field-used thermal monocular and provides defined manufacturer coverage in years.