FLIR Scout II 320 Thermal Monocular is a handheld thermal imaging device designed primarily for outdoor enthusiasts but can be useful for anyone. You can view, record, or relay images and videos of thermal signatures through fog, smoke, and foliage during the day or at night. At the core of this device is the 336 x 256 VOx uncooled microbolometer that operates at a 9 Hz refresh rate. This thermal imager features a 19mm lens with a 17 x 13° field of view, 1x magnification, and a number of palettes and digital enhancements like the FLIR Proprietary Digital Detail Enhancement. You can view scenery on the built-in 640 x 480 LCD display or relay NTSC or PAL videos to external displays and recorders. To enhance user experience, the monocular offers a simple but effective control pad and an in-view menu.

This thermal imaging device is packaged into a lightweight, durable, and ergonomic polymer body. Its rubberized covering provides a non-slip grip, and its rubber eye cup offers comfort and protects eyepiece optics from rain and snow.