$1,499.99
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The Steiner Nighthunter H35 Gen II thermal imaging monocular delivers serious detection capability for nighttime hunting and surveillance when ambient light disappears. Built around a 640 x 512 thermal sensor with 12-micrometer pixel pitch and a fast 35mm F1.0 lens, this handheld unit cuts through darkness, fog, and poor weather to reveal heat signatures other hunters simply won't see. Whether you're glassing coyotes at 2 a.m. or scanning unfamiliar terrain in a downpour, the Nighthunter H35 Gen II gives you the thermal edge.
Steiner engineered this monocular for real-world use: the digital zoom runs from 1–8x magnification, giving you flexibility from quick glassing to detailed target assessment. The field of view spans 12.5° × 9.4° at 100 meters, letting you cover ground without constant panning. An 85-hour NETD (noise equivalent temperature difference) means the sensor is sensitive enough to pick up warm bodies at distance. Automatic calibration and high-speed image processing keep up with moving subjects, so you're seeing current intelligence, not lag.
The design prioritizes durability and ergonomics. Steiner's signature Makrolon housing is built for extreme conditions—temperature swings, rough handling, and hard use in the field. At 514 grams and 210 × 80 × 68 mm, it's compact enough for one-handed operation, and the included hand strap keeps it secure. The on/off button sits where your thumb lands naturally, battery swaps are tool-free, and the eyecup is shaped for comfort during extended glassing sessions. Two-year warranty backs your investment.
This is a working thermal tool, not a gimmick. If your hunting, property patrol, or night fieldwork demands seeing in complete darkness, the Nighthunter H35 Gen II is built to perform.
| Thermal Sensor Resolution | 640 × 512 @ 12µm |
| Lens | 35mm F1.0 |
| Magnification | 1–8x (digital) |
| Field of View (at 100m) | 12.5° × 9.4° |
| NETD | 85 hours |
| Dimensions | 210 × 80 × 68 mm |
| Weight | 514 g |
| Housing | Steiner Makrolon |
| Warranty | 2 years |
This thermal monocular is designed for nighttime hunting, property surveillance, and any situation where you need to detect warm objects in complete darkness or poor visibility. Hunters use it to locate game at night; property owners use it for security and predator control. The compact, handheld design makes it portable for field work.
The 640 × 512 thermal sensor detects infrared radiation emitted by warm bodies, converting it to a visible image. Digital magnification from 1–8x lets you zoom in for identification without degrading image quality. The 35mm lens is designed to gather thermal energy efficiently, and automatic calibration ensures consistent image quality as conditions change.
The monocular ships with an ergonomic hand strap for secure one-handed use and a protective carrier bag for storage and transport. The battery system is user-swappable, though specific battery type and charger inclusion are not detailed in the product specification.
Yes. Steiner builds it with a Makrolon housing specifically engineered to withstand extreme temperatures, rough handling, and adverse weather. It's tested for demanding field use and backed by a 2-year warranty. The compact weight (514 g) doesn't sacrifice toughness—it's designed to perform reliably over years of hard use.
SKU: 121688689 • Width: 7in • Height: 6in • Depth: 17.1in • Weight: 0.44oz
Availability: In Stock
The Steiner Nighthunter H35 Gen II thermal imaging monocular delivers serious detection capability for nighttime hunting and surveillance when ambient light disappears. Built around a 640 x 512 thermal sensor with 12-micrometer pixel pitch and a fast 35mm F1.0 lens, this handheld unit cuts through darkness, fog, and poor weather to reveal heat signatures other hunters simply won't see. Whether you're glassing coyotes at 2 a.m. or scanning unfamiliar terrain in a downpour, the Nighthunter H35 Gen II gives you the thermal edge.
Steiner engineered this monocular for real-world use: the digital zoom runs from 1–8x magnification, giving you flexibility from quick glassing to detailed target assessment. The field of view spans 12.5° × 9.4° at 100 meters, letting you cover ground without constant panning. An 85-hour NETD (noise equivalent temperature difference) means the sensor is sensitive enough to pick up warm bodies at distance. Automatic calibration and high-speed image processing keep up with moving subjects, so you're seeing current intelligence, not lag.
The design prioritizes durability and ergonomics. Steiner's signature Makrolon housing is built for extreme conditions—temperature swings, rough handling, and hard use in the field. At 514 grams and 210 × 80 × 68 mm, it's compact enough for one-handed operation, and the included hand strap keeps it secure. The on/off button sits where your thumb lands naturally, battery swaps are tool-free, and the eyecup is shaped for comfort during extended glassing sessions. Two-year warranty backs your investment.
This is a working thermal tool, not a gimmick. If your hunting, property patrol, or night fieldwork demands seeing in complete darkness, the Nighthunter H35 Gen II is built to perform.
| Thermal Sensor Resolution | 640 × 512 @ 12µm |
| Lens | 35mm F1.0 |
| Magnification | 1–8x (digital) |
| Field of View (at 100m) | 12.5° × 9.4° |
| NETD | 85 hours |
| Dimensions | 210 × 80 × 68 mm |
| Weight | 514 g |
| Housing | Steiner Makrolon |
| Warranty | 2 years |
This thermal monocular is designed for nighttime hunting, property surveillance, and any situation where you need to detect warm objects in complete darkness or poor visibility. Hunters use it to locate game at night; property owners use it for security and predator control. The compact, handheld design makes it portable for field work.
The 640 × 512 thermal sensor detects infrared radiation emitted by warm bodies, converting it to a visible image. Digital magnification from 1–8x lets you zoom in for identification without degrading image quality. The 35mm lens is designed to gather thermal energy efficiently, and automatic calibration ensures consistent image quality as conditions change.
The monocular ships with an ergonomic hand strap for secure one-handed use and a protective carrier bag for storage and transport. The battery system is user-swappable, though specific battery type and charger inclusion are not detailed in the product specification.
Yes. Steiner builds it with a Makrolon housing specifically engineered to withstand extreme temperatures, rough handling, and adverse weather. It's tested for demanding field use and backed by a 2-year warranty. The compact weight (514 g) doesn't sacrifice toughness—it's designed to perform reliably over years of hard use.
SKU: 121688689 • Width: 7in • Height: 6in • Depth: 17.1in • Weight: 0.44oz