S60 Night Vision
Product description
Optics is proud to present the S60 Night Vision which offers the best of the digital night vision technology achievements.
Precision all-glass optics with 6x optical image magnification combined with a unique electronic image zoom system provide up to 36x magnification. Powerful focusing IR illuminator offers effective viewing distance up to 600m in total darkness. Built-in storage is upgradeable up to 128GB and an 8GB micro SD card is included. the Onick S60 night vision comes built-in USB connector lets you use it with commonly available power banks for extended operating time.
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Product information
| Model |
S60 |
| Magnification (X) |
6-36X |
| Objective diameter (mm) |
50mm/F1.0 |
| Field of view(°) |
10° |
| Distance of left and right eyepieces |
Adjustable, 60～71mm |
| Display specifications |
720(V)x1280(H) |
| Display area diagonal |
9.69mm(0.38′′) |
| Video output |
PAL/NTSC 3.5mm |
| Eyepiece diopter (D) |
±5 |
| Visual range (1/4 moon, IR on) |
0.8…..600m |
| Visual range (full moon) |
0.8…..1000m |
| Video pixel |
1080P(1920x1080)/60fps |
| Picture pixel |
5360x3008 |
| Image anti-shake |
Electric image stabilization |
| Image output |
Natural / Black and White/Green /Amber |
| Image output |
IR Wavelength: 850nm IR Power: 1W |
| IR effective distance |
3 classes brightness(200m~600m) |
| WIFI |
Android/iOS (Software: roadcam) |
| Sensitivity |
0.002LUX |
| TF |
128GB(FAT32) |
| Battery type (V) |
CR123A,3V 4pcs |
| Work hour (IR off, 20°C) |
5h |
| DC input |
type-c 5V2A |
| Work temperature range (°C) |
-10~+50℃ |
| Tripod interface |
1PCS ¼" |
| Dimensions |
190x126x76mm |
| Weight (no battery) |
0.98kg |
| Optional parameters |
| Ranging range (buildings) |
10m-1000m |
| Ranging accuracy (buildings) |
＜400 ±1m ＞400 ±0.4% |
| Laser type |
905nm(Class 1) |
Product Developed / Reviewed By
Technical Review Reviewed by: EVMENT Optical Engineering Team Specialization: • Optical System Design • Digital Imaging • Infrared
Illumination • Laser Ranging
Manufacturer Evidence
Every S60 unit undergoes:
✓ Optical alignment inspection
✓ Display function inspection
✓ IR illuminator inspection
✓ Laser ranging verification
✓ Recording function test
✓ Final visual inspection
Real Product Testing
Real Field Testing of S60 Night Vision Binoculars
The S60 night vision binoculars were tested in real outdoor environments to evaluate night observation, laser ranging accuracy and image stabilization performance.
Test environment:
- Location: Outdoor field
- Test time: 20:00–23:00
- Light condition: Low-light environment
- Temperature: XX°C
- Weather: Clear
Tested functions:
- Night vision observation
- Laser range finding
- Electronic image stabilization
- Long-distance target observation
Technical FAQ
1. Is the S60 a thermal imaging binocular?
No. The S60 is a digital night vision binocular, not a thermal imaging device. It uses a digital imaging system and an infrared illuminator to support observation in low-light and dark environments.
2. What is the difference between optical magnification and digital zoom?
Optical magnification is provided by the optical system, while digital zoom enlarges the image electronically. Higher digital zoom can make an object appear larger, but image detail and quality may vary depending on lighting conditions, target distance, and image quality.
3. What does the 200–600m IR observation distance mean?
The IR observation distance refers to the approximate distance at which the device may provide useful observation with infrared illumination. Actual performance can vary depending on ambient light, weather, target size, target reflectivity, atmospheric conditions, and IR brightness settings.
4. What is EIS and how does it work?
EIS stands for Electronic Image Stabilization. It is designed to reduce the visible effects of hand movement and vibration during observation or video recording. Its effectiveness may vary depending on magnification, user movement, and operating conditions.
5. What is the laser ranging function used for?
The laser ranging function is designed to measure the distance between the device and a target. Measurement performance may vary depending on target reflectivity, target size, weather conditions, atmospheric visibility, and measurement angle.
6. What does the 10–1000m laser ranging range mean?
The stated ranging range represents the measurement capability of the laser rangefinder under specified conditions. Actual maximum ranging distance may vary depending on the target type and environmental conditions. Large and highly reflective targets may provide different results from small or low-reflectivity targets.
7. What factors affect laser ranging performance?
Laser ranging performance can be affected by target size, target reflectivity, target color, weather, atmospheric visibility, measurement angle, and distance.
8. Does weather affect night vision performance?
Yes. Fog, rain, snow, humidity, dust, and reduced atmospheric visibility can affect image clarity and observation distance. Actual performance may vary depending on environmental conditions.
9. What is the purpose of the 850nm infrared illuminator?
The 850nm infrared illuminator provides infrared illumination to assist observation in low-light or dark environments. Its effective performance can vary depending on observation distance, target reflectivity, weather conditions, humidity, and IR brightness settings.
10. Can the S60 be used during both daytime and nighttime?
The S60 is designed for observation under different lighting conditions. In low-light or dark environments, the infrared illuminator can be used to assist observation. Image performance may vary depending on ambient light and operating conditions.
11. Does higher digital zoom always provide better image quality?
Not necessarily. Digital zoom enlarges the image electronically but does not always increase image detail. Image quality at higher zoom levels can depend on sensor performance, lighting conditions, target distance, atmospheric conditions, and image processing.
12. What should I check before purchasing the S60?
Before purchasing, customers should confirm the required product configuration and specifications, including magnification, digital zoom, infrared illumination, laser ranging function, recording capabilities, battery configuration, storage compatibility, environmental requirements, and available customization options.
For OEM or customized orders, customers should confirm the required configuration and technical requirements before production.
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