Question 1

What is the difference between the thermal and digital channels?

Accepted Answer

The thermal channel uses a 384 x 288 detector to show differences in heat rather than visible colour and detail. Its sub-15mK sensitivity lets it distinguish small temperature differences, while the 35mm f1.0 lens gives a detection distance of up to 1800m. The digital channel instead uses a 3840 x 2160 CMOS sensor and 60mm f2.2 lens to provide visible detail and colour. You can switch between the two directly using the rear thermal/digital toggle.

Question 2

Does the HIKMICRO Habrok 4K 2.0 HH35L work at night?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The thermal channel detects heat and does not depend on visible light, while the digital channel can use the supplied IR illuminators when ambient light is insufficient. A 940nm illuminator comes fitted, and an 850nm unit is also included, so you can switch emitters to suit the situation. The digital system has a night viewing distance of 400m.

Question 3

How does the new rear focus system work?

Accepted Answer

Both thermal and optical channels use the rear focus wheel rather than placing the focusing control around the front objective lenses. Your fingers can therefore adjust focus while your hands stay around the binocular body and your eyes stay at the eyepieces. The adjacent rear toggle changes between thermal and digital viewing from the same general hand position. Together, these controls reduce hand movement when locating and examining a subject.

Question 4

How far does the laser rangefinder measure?

Accepted Answer

The built-in laser rangefinder measures distances from 10m to 1000m. Because the rangefinder is incorporated into the binocular, you can establish distance without lowering the HH35L and changing to a separate device. This is particularly useful after locating a distant subject through the thermal channel.

Question 5

Can the HH35L record what I am viewing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The binocular supports video recording, still-image capture and audio recording, with 64GB of storage built into the device. This means recorded material stays inside the binocular without requiring a separate memory card. The HIKMICRO Sight App adds wireless access for live viewing, capturing media, changing settings and sharing content through a compatible phone or tablet.

HIKMICRO Habrok 4K 2.0 HH35L Thermal and Optical Binoculars

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