The name Nocpix comes from "nocturnal" and "pixel," and Nocpix thermal optics are built around that idea. Nocpix controls its own hardware and software, uses AI image algorithms, and developed the Vision Plus system, which matches the lens, display and eyepiece to each other. Scopes like the ACE S60R add true ocular zoom and several color palettes.
The letter tells you the sensor: P is 256x192, L is 384x288, H is 640x512 and S is 1280x1024. The number is the lens in millimeters, and an R means a built-in laser rangefinder. So a RICO 2 H75R is a 640 sensor behind a 75mm lens with LRF, and a BOLT L35R is a 384 with a 35mm lens and LRF.
For a Nocpix thermal scope, the ACE series (H50, L35, LRF H50R, S60R) and the RICO 2 and RICO 3 families (including the Rico 3 Pro H50R) are the main rifle options, and the BOLT P25R and L35R are the compact entry point. The SLIM L25, L35 and H35 work as a riflescope or a monocular. For scanning, the LUMI and VISTA monoculars run from the pocket-size LUMI P13 up to the 1280 VISTA S50R, and the QUEST binoculars (H35R, H50R, S50R) let you glass a field with both eyes. The MINI 2 H25 combines thermal and night vision in one unit, and the Mate Ultra 1280 clips on in front of your day scope. We also carry Nocpix mounts, batteries and cables, and list demo units when we have them.
It's the thermal brand we lean on most. Nocpix uses AI image algorithms and builds its own hardware and software together, and its Vision Plus system tunes the lens, display and eyepiece as one package so the picture stays sharp. Models like the ACE S60R add true ocular zoom and multiple color palettes.
Match the sensor to your distances. The BOLT P25R (256x192) and BOLT L35R (384x288) suit closer stands, the ACE H50 and RICO 3 H50R step up to a 640 sensor, and the RICO 2 S75R and ACE S60R with 1280 sensors are for wide-open country. Demo RICO 2 units are another way in when we have them.
Only where your state allows it, and most states don't allow deer hunting after dark. Many do allow thermal at night for coyotes, hogs and other predators, so check your regulations each season. During legal hours, a Nocpix LUMI or VISTA monocular still helps you spot deer bedded in cover or find one after the shot where that's permitted.
The model name tells you most of it. In Nocpix naming, L means a 384x288 sensor, 35 is the lens in millimeters, and R means a built-in laser rangefinder. That makes the BOLT L35R a compact rifle scope and a step up from the BOLT P25R, which has a 256x192 sensor and a 25mm lens.
It's the top of the RICO 2 family for long, open country. The S means a 1280x1024 sensor, the 75 is a 75mm lens, and the R is a built-in laser rangefinder. If you don't need 1280 resolution, the RICO 2 H75R puts a 640x512 sensor behind the same size lens.