Name: Night Vision Binocular Camera 4K, 36X Zoom & 1800m Rangefinder
Brand: VIMEL
SKU: VIM-BINO3LF
Price: 1890.0 NZD
Availability: InStock

Night Vision Binocular Camera 4K, 36X Zoom & 1800m Rangefinder

$1,890.00 NZD

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Key Specs

Magnification

6X to 36X optical

Detection Range

1000 to 1200 m at night

IR Illuminator

850nm or 940nm, 3 levels

Recording

4K UHD, 32MP stills

Battery

4 x CR123A, about 5 hours

Display

0.39in OLED, 1024x768

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Description

Spotting movement at the far fence line is half the job. Without a distance you cannot log it, brief anyone, or judge whether it needs a response. This night vision binocular camera carries an 1800m laser rangefinder in the same housing as the optics, so the reading sits in the eyepiece while you stay on target. The 905nm laser is Class 1 eye safe and reads within 1 metre out to 400m, then within 0.4 percent beyond that. Detection runs to 1500m under a full moon and 1000m at quarter moon with the infrared on, measured against a building.

One 50mm F0.9 objective feeds a large CMOS sensor; the second barrel carries the rangefinder and the infrared emitters. You choose 850nm for reach or 940nm for a beam nobody sees, across three brightness levels, and twist the illuminator ring to narrow the beam for distance or widen it for close ground. Magnification runs from the 6X objective up to 36X through the zoom stage, and the unit records 4K at 60fps with 16.12MP stills, or mirrors the live view to the free smartphone app (iOS and Android) over WiFi.

Twin OLED eyepiece displays sit behind boat-shaped eyecups that trap the glow, the buttons are silent, and an electronic compass adds a bearing to every range. Four 18650 cells give about 8.5 hours with the infrared off, with USB-C power bank input for longer sits. In the box: four 18650 cells, the battery charger, a 32GB microSD card and reader, HDMI and USB-C cables, neck strap, lens cloth and a hard case.

Features

See & Measure in Total Darkness: 1,200m detection range with 850/940nm IR, plus 1,800m laser rangefinder for exact distances
36X Optical Zoom for Extreme Detail: Mechanical 6-36X zoom, not digital crop, for clear identification at long range
Record Evidence in 4K Ultra HD: 4K video and 32MP photos with electronic stabilization for shake-free footage
5-Hour Runtime, Extendable: CR123A batteries or USB-C power bank for all-night operations
WiFi Live Stream to Phone: View, control, and download via Android/iOS app without removing the SD card
Built-in Electronic Compass: Always know your orientation in the field for navigation and reporting
Built for Field Abuse: Waterproof, -30°C to +50°C operating range, 1/4" tripod mount for stable observation

Applications

Application Scenarios

Rural Property Security

Lights go out at 2 AM. A truck pulls up on the far side of your paddock. Is it 200m away or 500? Are they turning around or approaching?

The rangefinder shows 650m. 36X zoom reveals two people. You record 4K video while calling police with the exact location and distance. No guessing. Just evidence.

Night Hunting & Wildlife

You've been tracking for hours. Movement at the tree line, animal or shadow? Too dark for regular optics, too far to estimate the shot.

IR illuminator shows it's a deer. Rangefinder reads 320m. Too far for your bow, you note the location, record the behavior, and plan tomorrow's approach with exact data.

Search & Rescue Operations

Missing hiker last seen near the ridge. Night falls. Thermal shows heat signatures, but which one is human? How far to reach them?

4K resolution distinguishes human form from animal at 800m. Rangefinder gives exact coordinates to the team: "452 meters northwest of your position, 30° bearing." Rescue reaches them in 20 minutes.

Lawful Use

Legal for personal property security, wildlife observation, hunting where permitted, and search/rescue operations. Use of night vision and rangefinder features must comply with local regulations regarding surveillance equipment and laser devices. Always respect privacy laws when observing beyond your property boundaries.

How it Works

The binoculars use a large CMOS sensor and 50mm F0.9 lens to gather maximum light. When ambient light drops below usable levels, the 850nm or 940nm infrared illuminators activate (your choice for stealth vs. range). The 905nm Class 1 eye-safe laser rangefinder fires a pulse and calculates distance based on return time. Everything, video, photos, and range data, displays on the 0.39" OLED screen and can stream to your phone via WiFi or output via HDMI to a monitor or recorder.

Specifications

Power: 5V, 2A maximum. Use the adapter supplied, or a standard 5V USB charger or power bank rated 2A or less. Do not use fast chargers (USB-C PD, Quick Charge, Super Fast Charging) or high-output power banks: they can damage the device.

Model: VIM-BINO3LF
Detection Range (Night): 1,000m (¼ moon, IR on) / 1,200m (full moon)
Detection Range (Daytime): 0.8m to infinity
Laser Rangefinder: 10-1,800m range, 905nm Class 1 eye-safe
Accuracy: <400m: ±1m, >400m: ±0.4%
Zoom: 6-36X optical (mechanical)
Lens: 50mm, F0.9
Field of View: 8°
Sensor: Large CMOS, 120 fps
Display: 0.39" OLED, 1024×768, multiple color modes
Eyepiece Distance: Adjustable, 60-71mm
Diopter Adjustment: ±6
Video: 4K UHD with stabilization (2880x2160)
Photo: 32MP
IR Illuminator: 3-level adjustable, 850nm or 940nm selectable
Electronic Compass: Yes
Built-in Filter: Yes, automatic
Connectivity: WiFi (Android/iOS app), HDMI 1080P output
Storage: MicroSD up to 512GB (FAT32)
Battery: 4× CR123A, 5 hours runtime
Charging: USB-C (5V/2A) with power bank support
Construction: Waterproof, -30°C to +50°C operating
Dimensions: 190 × 126 × 70mm
Weight: 0.8kg (with batteries)
Tripod Mount: ¼" standard

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does this work in complete darkness?

Yes. The infrared illuminators provide light invisible to the human eye but visible to the sensor. Choose 850nm for longer range (slightly visible as red glow) or 940nm for completely covert operation.

2. How accurate is the rangefinder at long distances?

Within 1 meter up to 400m, and within 0.4% beyond that. At 1,000m, that's ±4 meters, more than sufficient for identification, security assessment, or hunting range estimation.

3. Can I stream to multiple phones at once?

No. The WiFi connection is point-to-point to one device at a time. For team viewing, use the HDMI output to connect to a monitor or recorder.

4. What's the battery life with continuous recording?

Approximately 5 hours with 4 CR123A batteries. Connect a USB-C power bank for indefinite operation.

5. Is this waterproof or just water-resistant?

Fully waterproof construction suitable for rain, snow, and field conditions. Not designed for submersion.

6. Does it include an SD card?

No. You'll need to purchase a MicroSD card separately (up to 512GB supported, FAT32 formatted).

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Night Vision Binocular Camera 4K, 36X Zoom & 1800m Rangefinder

What's in the Box

In the box · 8 items

Main unitNight Vision Binoculars with Lens Covers
Neck Strap
Microfiber Cloth
USB-C Charging Cable
Mini HDMI Playback Cable
MicroSD Card USB Reader
User Manual
Protective Carry Case

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