Guide TU Pro 3.0 Thermal Imaging Riflescope

Guide TU Pro 3.0

TU Pro 3.0 Overview

The TU Pro 3.0 series is the LRF variant of the TU 3.0 thermal imaging riflescopes – featuring a laser rangefinder integrated into the objective lens . All models share the same uncooled VOx sensor with 15 mK NETD and a large 1,03-inch AMOLED display with 2560 x 2560 pixels and a 60 mm eye relief. The shutterless 3.0 technology eliminates clicking and freezing during calibration, while the Hyper-Light algorithm ensures sharp details even in low light.

The housing is IP68 rated, withstands recoils up to 6000 J , and runs in standard 30 mm tubing on any common mounting system. The built-in laser rangefinder measures up to 1200 m , and dual-band Wi-Fi and USB-C are standard on every model. The dual battery system, consisting of two internal and one external 18650 battery, provides up to 14 hours of runtime.


Which model is suitable for which hunting area?

TU435LS
Lightweight and compact for narrow woodland areas
forest district
TU635LS
Wide field of vision for both field and forest
Field & forest
TU650LS
Long distances in open fields
Upper class

Models in direct comparison

TU435LS TU635LS TU650LS
lens 35 mm F0,9 35 mm F0,9 50 mm F0,9
sensor resolution 400 × 300 640 × 512 640 × 512
Field of view at 100 m 14 × 10 22 × 18 15 × 12
detection range 1800 m 1800 m 2600 m
rangefinder (LRF) Yes, up to 1200 m Yes, up to 1200 m Yes, up to 1200 m
Battery life 14h 14h 14h
Weight 875 gr 875 gr 935 gr
Suggestions

For those who hunt wild boar in dense woodland and value a lightweight riflescope , the TU435LS is the ideal choice . The TU635LS, with its wide field of view, is the perfect all-rounder for both field and forest hunting. And for those who regularly hunt at long distances in open fields, the TU650LS offers the greatest detection range in the series.

Our test reports on the Guide TU Pro 3.0 series

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Telephone and on-site consultation

Feel free to contact us for advice regarding the TU Pro 3.0 series or other devices and get a practical overview. I'm a hunter. When you come to see me, you won't be talking to a salesperson – but to someone who actually uses the equipment in the field. There's a hunting blind right next to the showroom. Take a seat, try out the device – and look out. That's how you'll really see how it performs. I'll take my time for you. Therefore, I kindly ask you to schedule an appointment beforehand.

Yours sincerely, Jens Dewenter  Venari Hunting, Rastede

Experience of our customers