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DATA SHEET
DESCRIPTION AND FEATURES
The AGM Fuzion LRF Handheld Thermal & Optical Bi-spectrum Monocular is equipped with 12μm high sensitivity thermal detector, ultra-low light optical detector, 1024×768 OLED display and eyepiece with a large field of view. The device can quickly detect hiding objects even under extreme environments such as smoke, fog, rain, snow, etc. It can be widely applied to scenarios including patrol, search and rescue, drug interdiction, and suspect apprehension. Due to its waterproof capability the device performs well even in severe weather conditions and challenging environments. The Fuzion LRF’s user-friendly interface, comfortable and ergonomic operating controls makes adoption and application incredibly simple. The monocular offers three different variants of image view: thermal, visible light, and fusion that can be easily adapted depending on different environmental conditions. This high-tech monocular is equipped with a laser rangefinder for measurement of target distance. The Fuzion LRF uses one 18650 rechargeable Lithium battery for up to 5-hours of operating time. In addition, an external power supply can be used to provide an increase in operating time.
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- Bi-spectrum image fusion and object highlight
- Detail enhancement and target recognition
- Selection of thermal view channel, visible light channel, or both them combined
- 12 μm, 35 mK NETD high sensitivity thermal detector
- Fast 50Hz imaging
- 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x digital zoom
- Digital image processing technology
- Ultra-low illumination optical channel
- 1920×1080 Optical resolution
- Eye-safe laser rangefinder
- 1024×768 resolution, 0.39-inch OLED display
- Video recording and snapshot, built-in EMMC (16 GB)
- Wi-Fi hotspot
- Standby mode
- Up to 5 hours continuous running
- Waterproof
- Limited 3-Year Warranty
SPECIFICATIONS
Palettes - Black Hot, White Hot, Red Hot, Fusion, Visible, Image Fusion
Working Temperature -20°C to 55°C (-4°F to 131°F)
Dimension (LxWxH) - 158 × 61 × 57 mm (3.2 × 2.4 × 2.2 in)
Distance Measurement - Yes (Laser Rangefinder: up to 600 m, ±1 m accuracy)
Scene Mode - Jungle, Recognition
Hotspot - Yes
Observation Distance - 1,181 m
Detector type - 12 μm VOx Uncooled Focal Plane Arrays
Response Waveband - 8 μm to 14 μm
Optical Image Sensor - 1/2 Wavelength 400-1000 nm
FFC (Flat Field Correction) - Auto, Manual, External Correction
Highest Temperature Spot Tracking - Yes
Standby Mode - Yes
Refresh rate - 50 Hz
Aperture - F1.0
Resolution - 640 × 512
Laser Wavelength - 905 nm
Optical magnification - 2.5x – 20x
Lens (focal length) - Thermal Lens Focal Length - 25mm Optical Module Lens Focal Length - 22mm
Power - 5 VDC/2 A, USB Type-C interface Supports external power supply
Field of view (H × X) - 12.5° × 10°
Digital zoom - 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x
Monitor - 1024x768, 0.39 inch, OLED, 50Hz
Storage - Built-in 16 GB EMMC
Record Video - On-board video recording
Capture Snapshot - Yes
Battery Type - One 18650 rechargeable battery (removable)
CVBS Output - Yes (via USB)
Battery Operating Time - Up to 5 hours continuous running (@25°C, WiFi and CVBS off) Up to 3 hours continuous running (@25°C, WiFi and CVBS on)
Battery Capacity Display - Yes
Weight - 510 g (1.12 Ib)
Protection Level - IP67 (Waterproof)
Specs
- Brand
- AGM
- SKU:
- 3142551305FM31
Frequently Asked Questions
How good is the AGM Fuzion LRF TM35 640?
It has the sharpest sensor of the Fuzion models we carry. The 640x512, 35 mK thermal core pairs with a full HD low-light camera and a 600 m rangefinder, and the IP67 housing keeps working in rain and snow. AGM backs it with a limited 3-year warranty.
Is a 640 thermal monocular like the Fuzion LRF TM35 640 worth the money?
If identifying animals at distance matters to you, it is. A 640 sensor holds detail when you zoom, so the 1x to 8x digital zoom stays usable longer than on a 384. If you mostly scan close cover and timber, a 384 Fuzion handles that job well.
Which thermal monocular should a coyote hunter pick in 2026?
There is no single answer, but a hunter who wants to scan, identify and range in one device should look hard at the TM35 640. The fusion view helps you plan a stalk, and it runs on one removable 18650, so you can carry a charged spare for long, cold nights.
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