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Pard
The Pard Bobcat 480 New Generation thermal imaging monocular brings cutting-edge thermal detection to hunters, operators, and sport shooters who need to see what's hiding in darkness, fog, or heavy brush. This 35mm lens thermal monocular combines a next-gen sensor with an integrated laser rangefinder—giving you target detection, thermal clarity, and distance measurement in one compact package. Whether you're glassing for coyotes at night, conducting security work, or scouting in low-light conditions, the Bobcat 480 delivers the thermal performance and rangefinding capability serious users demand.
At its core, the Bobcat 480 uses a new-generation thermal sensor with a 480x360 resolution and 12μm pixel size—a proven resolution tier that balances thermal sensitivity, image detail, and battery efficiency on long field days. The sensor achieves an NETD of ≤18mK, meaning it detects even subtle heat signatures with confidence. A 1920x1080 OLED display renders that thermal data with sharp contrast and brightness that standard LCD screens can't match, so you see fine details and small targets clearly even in demanding conditions. The monocular's 35mm lens and ergonomic design keep weight down and handling quick when you need fast target acquisition.
Built for the field, not the bench, the Bobcat 480 combines thermal imaging and laser rangefinding in one sighting tool—eliminating the need to range your target separately and letting you focus on the shot or surveillance task at hand. Rugged enough for backcountry hunting or security work, the New Generation Bobcat honors Pard's reputation for user-friendly thermal optics that work when conditions get tough.
| Thermal Sensor Resolution | 480x360 |
| Pixel Pitch | 12μm |
| NETD | ≤18mK |
| Display | 1920x1080 OLED |
| Lens Diameter | 35mm |
| Integrated Feature | Laser Rangefinder |
| Generation | New Generation |
Thermal monoculars let you detect animals and objects by their heat signature, making them invaluable for night hunting, predator control, search and rescue, security, and surveillance in darkness, fog, rain, or heavy vegetation where standard optics fall short. The Bobcat 480's rangefinder adds distance capability so you know exactly how far your target is.
NETD (Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference) measures the smallest temperature difference a thermal sensor can detect. An NETD of ≤18mK means the Bobcat 480 picks up very fine heat variations—so even small or distant warm targets appear clearly against their background, improving target recognition and hunting success in low-contrast thermal scenes.
The 1920x1080 OLED display renders thermal data with higher brightness, sharper contrast, and better detail than traditional LCD screens. You see clearer target definition and fine thermal details that matter when identifying game or distinguishing a threat from background heat.
Yes. The integrated laser rangefinder lets you measure distance to your target without picking up a separate range device, keeping your workflow fast and your hands free for shooting or maneuvering in the field.
Pard
The Pard Bobcat 480 New Generation thermal imaging monocular brings cutting-edge thermal detection to hunters, operators, and sport shooters who need to see what's hiding in darkness, fog, or heavy brush. This 35mm lens thermal monocular combines a next-gen sensor with an integrated laser rangefinder—giving you target detection, thermal clarity, and distance measurement in one compact package. Whether you're glassing for coyotes at night, conducting security work, or scouting in low-light conditions, the Bobcat 480 delivers the thermal performance and rangefinding capability serious users demand.
At its core, the Bobcat 480 uses a new-generation thermal sensor with a 480x360 resolution and 12μm pixel size—a proven resolution tier that balances thermal sensitivity, image detail, and battery efficiency on long field days. The sensor achieves an NETD of ≤18mK, meaning it detects even subtle heat signatures with confidence. A 1920x1080 OLED display renders that thermal data with sharp contrast and brightness that standard LCD screens can't match, so you see fine details and small targets clearly even in demanding conditions. The monocular's 35mm lens and ergonomic design keep weight down and handling quick when you need fast target acquisition.
Built for the field, not the bench, the Bobcat 480 combines thermal imaging and laser rangefinding in one sighting tool—eliminating the need to range your target separately and letting you focus on the shot or surveillance task at hand. Rugged enough for backcountry hunting or security work, the New Generation Bobcat honors Pard's reputation for user-friendly thermal optics that work when conditions get tough.
| Thermal Sensor Resolution | 480x360 |
| Pixel Pitch | 12μm |
| NETD | ≤18mK |
| Display | 1920x1080 OLED |
| Lens Diameter | 35mm |
| Integrated Feature | Laser Rangefinder |
| Generation | New Generation |
Thermal monoculars let you detect animals and objects by their heat signature, making them invaluable for night hunting, predator control, search and rescue, security, and surveillance in darkness, fog, rain, or heavy vegetation where standard optics fall short. The Bobcat 480's rangefinder adds distance capability so you know exactly how far your target is.
NETD (Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference) measures the smallest temperature difference a thermal sensor can detect. An NETD of ≤18mK means the Bobcat 480 picks up very fine heat variations—so even small or distant warm targets appear clearly against their background, improving target recognition and hunting success in low-contrast thermal scenes.
The 1920x1080 OLED display renders thermal data with higher brightness, sharper contrast, and better detail than traditional LCD screens. You see clearer target definition and fine thermal details that matter when identifying game or distinguishing a threat from background heat.
Yes. The integrated laser rangefinder lets you measure distance to your target without picking up a separate range device, keeping your workflow fast and your hands free for shooting or maneuvering in the field.
