
Availability: In Stock
The Pard TD62 is a multispectral thermal and night vision rifle scope that combines two imaging technologies in one optic—thermal for detection at extended range, and night vision for target identification and daytime use. Built for hunters and shooters who need to operate across changing light conditions and varying thermal contrast, the TD62 lets you switch between channels independently or run them simultaneously with picture-in-picture overlay, giving you tactical flexibility in the field.
The 640×512 thermal sensor delivers a ≤25mK NETD rating and 12µm pixel pitch, meaning sharp imagery even when thermal contrast is poor—critical when scanning terrain or dense brush where temperature differences are subtle. The 70mm night vision channel handles low-light identification and daylight operation, so you're not limited to thermal-only hunting after dark. The integrated laser rangefinder adds practical utility for distance calls on moving game or confirmed targets.
Whether you're running a predator hunt at night, glassing for elk in marginal light, or proofing your long-range setup, the TD62's dual-channel architecture adapts to your situation. The picture-in-picture mode is especially useful for hunters who want thermal detection in the primary view while keeping night vision overlay for context and navigation. This is serious glass for serious hunters who work in low-light and no-light conditions.
| Thermal Resolution | 640×512 |
| Night Vision Objective | 70mm |
| Thermal Sensor Pixel Pitch | 12µm |
| Thermal NETD | ≤25mK |
| Integrated Rangefinder | Yes |
| Imaging Modes | Thermal, Night Vision, Picture-in-Picture |
Yes. The TD62 supports picture-in-picture mode, allowing you to view both thermal and night vision imagery simultaneously. You can also run each channel independently if you prefer a single view.
NETD (Noise Equivalent Delta Temperature) measures the thermal sensor's ability to detect small temperature differences. A ≤25mK rating means the TD62 can distinguish fine thermal detail even in scenarios with low thermal contrast—such as hunting in cooler ambient conditions or spotting game against similar-temperature terrain.
Yes, the TD62 includes an integrated laser rangefinder, allowing you to measure distance to targets for ballistic calculations without a separate device.
Yes. The 70mm night vision channel supports daytime operation, and the dual-channel design lets you switch to or combine thermal and night vision as conditions change, making the TD62 suitable for pre-dawn, all-day, and post-dusk hunting scenarios.

SKU: 144602761 • Width: 5.7in • Height: 4.5in • Depth: 15.15in • Weight: 4.25oz





Availability: In Stock
The Pard TD62 is a multispectral thermal and night vision rifle scope that combines two imaging technologies in one optic—thermal for detection at extended range, and night vision for target identification and daytime use. Built for hunters and shooters who need to operate across changing light conditions and varying thermal contrast, the TD62 lets you switch between channels independently or run them simultaneously with picture-in-picture overlay, giving you tactical flexibility in the field.
The 640×512 thermal sensor delivers a ≤25mK NETD rating and 12µm pixel pitch, meaning sharp imagery even when thermal contrast is poor—critical when scanning terrain or dense brush where temperature differences are subtle. The 70mm night vision channel handles low-light identification and daylight operation, so you're not limited to thermal-only hunting after dark. The integrated laser rangefinder adds practical utility for distance calls on moving game or confirmed targets.
Whether you're running a predator hunt at night, glassing for elk in marginal light, or proofing your long-range setup, the TD62's dual-channel architecture adapts to your situation. The picture-in-picture mode is especially useful for hunters who want thermal detection in the primary view while keeping night vision overlay for context and navigation. This is serious glass for serious hunters who work in low-light and no-light conditions.
| Thermal Resolution | 640×512 |
| Night Vision Objective | 70mm |
| Thermal Sensor Pixel Pitch | 12µm |
| Thermal NETD | ≤25mK |
| Integrated Rangefinder | Yes |
| Imaging Modes | Thermal, Night Vision, Picture-in-Picture |
Yes. The TD62 supports picture-in-picture mode, allowing you to view both thermal and night vision imagery simultaneously. You can also run each channel independently if you prefer a single view.
NETD (Noise Equivalent Delta Temperature) measures the thermal sensor's ability to detect small temperature differences. A ≤25mK rating means the TD62 can distinguish fine thermal detail even in scenarios with low thermal contrast—such as hunting in cooler ambient conditions or spotting game against similar-temperature terrain.
Yes, the TD62 includes an integrated laser rangefinder, allowing you to measure distance to targets for ballistic calculations without a separate device.
Yes. The 70mm night vision channel supports daytime operation, and the dual-channel design lets you switch to or combine thermal and night vision as conditions change, making the TD62 suitable for pre-dawn, all-day, and post-dusk hunting scenarios.
SKU: 144602761 • Width: 5.7in • Height: 4.5in • Depth: 15.15in • Weight: 4.25oz
