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The Pard Ocelot 640 is a professional-grade thermal rifle scope built for serious hunters and tactical shooters who demand reliable performance in total darkness and adverse conditions. This thermal scope combines uncooled VOx sensor technology with a 50mm objective lens and 2.5× magnification to deliver detection ranges that extend well beyond conventional optics—the integrated laser rangefinder reaches out to 1,000 meters, and the thermal imaging engine can spot human-sized targets at 2,600 meters. Whether you're hunting at night, conducting hog control, or working low-light scenarios, the Ocelot 640 gives you a decisive edge when daylight and moonlight simply aren't enough.
Built around a 640×512 thermal sensor with 12-micron pixels and a 50Hz refresh rate, this scope delivers the image clarity and responsiveness needed for moving targets. The 800×800 IPS display is housed in a rugged aluminum alloy body rated IP67 for dust and water resistance, and it'll handle recoil up to 6,000 joules—serious magnum country territory. Six reticle patterns in four colors (red, white, yellow, green) let you dial in your preferred aiming point, and scene modes tailored to City, Rain, and Forest environments ensure the display adapts to your hunting zone. Add in a ballistic calculator, picture-in-picture mode, gyroscope stabilization, and hot-track targeting, and you're working with a scope that's equally at home on a precision rifle or a hunting platform.
On the practical side, the Ocelot records photos at 1536×1536 resolution and video in MP4 format up to 768×768, storing everything on a microSD card (up to 128GB). Recoil-activated recording means you'll capture every shot automatically. The single 21700 lithium-ion battery runs roughly 5 hours, and it charges via USB Type-C. Firmware updates are supported through the PardVision2 app over WiFi, and HDMI output lets you connect to external displays for team operations or instruction.
Field-ready accessories are straightforward: the laser rangefinder is integrated, the all-glass multi-coated objective lens minimizes glint and maximizes light transmission, and the 100mm eye relief keeps your face safe from recoil. Operating temperature range spans -30 to +55°C, so winter hunts and desert work are both in play. This is thermal optics engineered for reliability and distance, not hype.
| Thermal Sensor | Uncooled VOx (vanadium oxide), 640×512 pixels, 12×12 micron pixel size, 50 Hz frame rate |
| Thermal Performance (NETD) | ≤20 mK |
| Detection Range | Human target: 2,600 meters; Laser rangefinder: 1,000 meters (1,200 yards) |
| Optics | 50mm all-glass multi-coated objective lens; 2.5× optical magnification; 7.0° horizontal/vertical field of view, 9.9° diagonal |
| Digital Zoom | 2×, 4×, 6×, 8× |
| Eye Relief | 100mm |
| Diopter Adjustment | -5 to +3 D |
| Display | 800×800 IPS; 6 reticle styles; 4 reticle colors (red, white, yellow, green); 3 scene modes (City, Rain, Forest); 6 image modes (WT-HOT, BK-HOT, EDGE, RD-HOT, IN-HOT, SKY) |
| Photo/Video Recording | Photo: 1536×1536 pixels, JPG format; Video: 768×768 pixels, MP4 format; Recoil-activated recording, loop recording, storage via microSD (up to 128GB) |
| Processing Engine | Pard IREA image processor |
| Targeting Features | Integrated ballistic calculator, picture-in-picture (PIP), gyroscope, hot-track targeting, E-compass |
| Connectivity | USB Type-C, HDMI output, WiFi, PardVision2 app support, firmware upgrade capable |
| Battery | 1× Lithium-ion 21700 (3.7V output); approx. 5 hours operating time; USB Type-C charging |
| Ruggedness | IP67 (dust and water resistant); 6,000-joule recoil resistance; aluminum alloy housing |
| Operating Temperature | -30 to +55°C (-22 to +131°F) |
| Dimensions (50mm lens) | 182 × 68 × 79 mm |
| Weight (with battery and LRF) | 647.5g (approx. 22.8 oz) |
The Ocelot 640 can detect human-sized targets at distances up to 2,600 meters. The integrated laser rangefinder is effective to 1,000 meters (approximately 1,200 yards). Detection range depends on environmental conditions, target size, and thermal contrast.
The scope uses a single 21700 lithium-ion battery with a 3.7V output, providing approximately 5 hours of operating time. It charges via USB Type-C and can also accept external power via the same Type-C connection for extended operations.
Yes. The Ocelot 640 is rated for recoil resistance up to 6,000 joules and features a rugged aluminum alloy housing. It also carries an IP67 rating, meaning it's fully dust-sealed and can withstand temporary submersion, making it reliable in harsh field conditions.
Yes. The scope records photos at 1536×1536 pixels in JPG format and video at 768×768 pixels in MP4 format. It includes recoil-activated recording so shots are captured automatically, plus loop recording capability. Storage is via microSD card (supported up to 128GB). You can upgrade firmware through the PardVision2 app over WiFi.
The scope provides 2.5× optical magnification through the 50mm objective lens. In addition, it features digital zoom at 2×, 4×, 6×, and 8× for extended viewing capability. The horizontal and vertical field of view is 7.0°.
Yes. The scope includes an integrated ballistic calculator to help you adjust aim points for distance and ammunition. It also features a gyroscope for stabilized aiming, hot-track targeting to follow moving objects, an E-compass for orientation, and picture-in-picture capability for dual-view scanning.

SKU: 144597916 • Width: 7.5in • Height: 3.9in • Depth: 20.6in • Weight: 3.425oz
Availability: In Stock
The Pard Ocelot 640 is a professional-grade thermal rifle scope built for serious hunters and tactical shooters who demand reliable performance in total darkness and adverse conditions. This thermal scope combines uncooled VOx sensor technology with a 50mm objective lens and 2.5× magnification to deliver detection ranges that extend well beyond conventional optics—the integrated laser rangefinder reaches out to 1,000 meters, and the thermal imaging engine can spot human-sized targets at 2,600 meters. Whether you're hunting at night, conducting hog control, or working low-light scenarios, the Ocelot 640 gives you a decisive edge when daylight and moonlight simply aren't enough.
Built around a 640×512 thermal sensor with 12-micron pixels and a 50Hz refresh rate, this scope delivers the image clarity and responsiveness needed for moving targets. The 800×800 IPS display is housed in a rugged aluminum alloy body rated IP67 for dust and water resistance, and it'll handle recoil up to 6,000 joules—serious magnum country territory. Six reticle patterns in four colors (red, white, yellow, green) let you dial in your preferred aiming point, and scene modes tailored to City, Rain, and Forest environments ensure the display adapts to your hunting zone. Add in a ballistic calculator, picture-in-picture mode, gyroscope stabilization, and hot-track targeting, and you're working with a scope that's equally at home on a precision rifle or a hunting platform.
On the practical side, the Ocelot records photos at 1536×1536 resolution and video in MP4 format up to 768×768, storing everything on a microSD card (up to 128GB). Recoil-activated recording means you'll capture every shot automatically. The single 21700 lithium-ion battery runs roughly 5 hours, and it charges via USB Type-C. Firmware updates are supported through the PardVision2 app over WiFi, and HDMI output lets you connect to external displays for team operations or instruction.
Field-ready accessories are straightforward: the laser rangefinder is integrated, the all-glass multi-coated objective lens minimizes glint and maximizes light transmission, and the 100mm eye relief keeps your face safe from recoil. Operating temperature range spans -30 to +55°C, so winter hunts and desert work are both in play. This is thermal optics engineered for reliability and distance, not hype.
| Thermal Sensor | Uncooled VOx (vanadium oxide), 640×512 pixels, 12×12 micron pixel size, 50 Hz frame rate |
| Thermal Performance (NETD) | ≤20 mK |
| Detection Range | Human target: 2,600 meters; Laser rangefinder: 1,000 meters (1,200 yards) |
| Optics | 50mm all-glass multi-coated objective lens; 2.5× optical magnification; 7.0° horizontal/vertical field of view, 9.9° diagonal |
| Digital Zoom | 2×, 4×, 6×, 8× |
| Eye Relief | 100mm |
| Diopter Adjustment | -5 to +3 D |
| Display | 800×800 IPS; 6 reticle styles; 4 reticle colors (red, white, yellow, green); 3 scene modes (City, Rain, Forest); 6 image modes (WT-HOT, BK-HOT, EDGE, RD-HOT, IN-HOT, SKY) |
| Photo/Video Recording | Photo: 1536×1536 pixels, JPG format; Video: 768×768 pixels, MP4 format; Recoil-activated recording, loop recording, storage via microSD (up to 128GB) |
| Processing Engine | Pard IREA image processor |
| Targeting Features | Integrated ballistic calculator, picture-in-picture (PIP), gyroscope, hot-track targeting, E-compass |
| Connectivity | USB Type-C, HDMI output, WiFi, PardVision2 app support, firmware upgrade capable |
| Battery | 1× Lithium-ion 21700 (3.7V output); approx. 5 hours operating time; USB Type-C charging |
| Ruggedness | IP67 (dust and water resistant); 6,000-joule recoil resistance; aluminum alloy housing |
| Operating Temperature | -30 to +55°C (-22 to +131°F) |
| Dimensions (50mm lens) | 182 × 68 × 79 mm |
| Weight (with battery and LRF) | 647.5g (approx. 22.8 oz) |
The Ocelot 640 can detect human-sized targets at distances up to 2,600 meters. The integrated laser rangefinder is effective to 1,000 meters (approximately 1,200 yards). Detection range depends on environmental conditions, target size, and thermal contrast.
The scope uses a single 21700 lithium-ion battery with a 3.7V output, providing approximately 5 hours of operating time. It charges via USB Type-C and can also accept external power via the same Type-C connection for extended operations.
Yes. The Ocelot 640 is rated for recoil resistance up to 6,000 joules and features a rugged aluminum alloy housing. It also carries an IP67 rating, meaning it's fully dust-sealed and can withstand temporary submersion, making it reliable in harsh field conditions.
Yes. The scope records photos at 1536×1536 pixels in JPG format and video at 768×768 pixels in MP4 format. It includes recoil-activated recording so shots are captured automatically, plus loop recording capability. Storage is via microSD card (supported up to 128GB). You can upgrade firmware through the PardVision2 app over WiFi.
The scope provides 2.5× optical magnification through the 50mm objective lens. In addition, it features digital zoom at 2×, 4×, 6×, and 8× for extended viewing capability. The horizontal and vertical field of view is 7.0°.
Yes. The scope includes an integrated ballistic calculator to help you adjust aim points for distance and ammunition. It also features a gyroscope for stabilized aiming, hot-track targeting to follow moving objects, an E-compass for orientation, and picture-in-picture capability for dual-view scanning.
SKU: 144597916 • Width: 7.5in • Height: 3.9in • Depth: 20.6in • Weight: 3.425oz
