HIKmicro Habrok Pro HX60LS
RRP: Original price was: €6.199,005.949,00 €Current price is: €5.949,00.
including 19% VAT
Delivery: Complete scope of delivery from the manufacturer including 2x battery pack
➤ Interchangeable IR illuminator – both 850nm and 940nm depending on Wild
➤ 15 mK NETD Maximum detail clarity under all conditions.
➤ Huge 60mm lens for the highest level of detail
➤ Sync Pro technology – Delay-free image transmission for a clear view.
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HIKmicro Habrok Pro HX60LS thermal imaging binocular
HIKmicro Habrok Pro HX60LS
The HIKmicro Habrok The Pro HX60LS is a binocular multi-spectrum device. The HX60LS combines a thermal imaging channel and a digital 4K day/night vision channel in a single housing. The thermal imaging sensor triggers with 1.280×1.024 pixels The thermal sensitivity is... below 15 mKThis allows the HX60LS to detect even the slightest temperature differences – even in rain, fog, or snow. The lens with 60 mm and aperture F1.0 It collects a lot of light. The detection range is... 3.100 MetersA laser rangefinder measures up to 1.000 Meters Accurate to the meter. GPS, digital compass and ballistic calculator are already built in. The housing is designed according to IP67K It is protected and withstands temperatures from -30 °C to +55 °C. Two interchangeable batteries provide up to 9,5h Runtime in the field. We use the HX60LS for demanding field hunting, mountain hunting, and professional applications. Wildobservation.
The HX60LS is also available as special Edition With a gold lens ring and matte black finish. The premium box includes exclusive Niggeloh accessories: ammunition case, rifle sling, a high-quality Exclusive Harness, and a tripod. See full details at HIKmicro Habrok HX60LS Special Edition.
Who is the HX60LS suitable for?
The HX60LS uses the thermal imaging channel and communicates via the 4K channel. Switching devices is completely unnecessary. Thermal imager, binoculars, and rangefinder are now integrated into a single unit.
The IR illuminator is replaceable. The wavelength of 940 nm remains the same. Wild Invisible – ideal for feeding stations. The 850 nm wavelength provides greater range in open fields.
Thermal imaging sensor and image quality – 1.280×1.024 pixels for reliable detection
The thermal imaging sensor of the HX60LS triggers with 1.280×1.024 pixels The NETD is located at below 15 mKThe image remains clear even in rain and fog. A group of blackbirds can be seen at over 800 meters.wild Even in fog, the image remains clear. At a 50 Hz refresh rate, the picture runs absolutely smoothly, without any stuttering when tracking fleeing vehicles. Wild.
Optical channel and day/night vision – 4K resolution even at dusk
The HX60LS's second channel uses a 4K CMOS sensor . Colors remain visible for a long time in twilight. The HX60LS only switches to night mode at a late stage. At night, the viewing range with infrared support extends up to 400 meters . The digital image stabilization engages at magnifications as low as 3x to 4x and keeps the image steady even at high zoom levels.
The binocular design relieves strain on both eyes simultaneously. This makes long periods of sitting noticeably more relaxed, even at high magnifications up to 20x. After a short familiarization period, we were able to operate the button layout by feel – a clear advantage, especially in complete darkness in the field.
Distance measuring device and sensors – holding point reliably determined at 1.000 meters
The laser rangefinder measures distances up to 1.000 meters with an accuracy of ±1 meter . The integrated ballistic calculator instantly determines the appropriate aiming point. GPS and a digital compass provide additional assistance with orientation in the field. The hot-track function automatically highlights the warmest spot in the image.
Use the 940 nm wavelength at the feeding site – it will remain for the Wild Invisible. For long distances in the field, the 850 nm wavelength provides greater range. At close range, the optical channel reveals clear shapes and movements – not just heatstains like with simpler devices. This significantly facilitates reliable identification.
Battery life and robustness – up to 9,5 hours in the field
The HX60LS comes with two spare batteries. A depleted battery can be swapped in seconds, without a power bank. Depending on the use of the laser rangefinder and hotspot, the runtime in our experience is between 5,5 and 7 hours ; in the datasheet's recommended operation with LRF and without hotspot, it even reaches up to 9,5 hours . During long hunts or tracking, we simply swap the battery in the field – without interruption. The housing is IP67 rated and withstands rain and dust. The HX60LS remains operational from -30 °C to +55 °C.
Weighing in at just over one kilogram , the HX60LS is no lightweight. The included carrying strap distributes the weight across the shoulders and prevents the device from swinging while walking.
Technical data for Habrok Pro
| Image sensor (thermal imaging) | VOx, uncooled |
| Maximum resolution (thermal image) | 1280 × 1024 |
| refresh rate | 50 Hz |
| Pixel pitch | 12 um |
| spectral range | 8–14 µm |
| NETD file | < 15 mK (@25 °C, F1.0) |
| Thermal imaging lens (focal length) | 60 mm, F1.0 |
| focusing | Focus ring |
| detection range | 3100 m |
| Minimum focusing distance | 3 m |
| Magnified thermal image | 2,6× – 20,0× (7,7×) |
| Thermal imaging field of view (H × V) at 100 m | 14,6° × 8,8° / 25,6m × 15,4m |
| Image sensor (optical) | 1/1,8″ CMOS, progressive scan |
| Max. Resolution (Optical) | 3840 × 2160 |
| Optical lens (focal length) | 60 mm, F2.2 |
| Minimum working distance | 3 m |
| Optical magnification | 5,5× – 22,0× (4×) |
| Optical field of view (H × V) at 100 m | 7,3° × 4,1° / 12,6m × 7,2m |
| SmartIR | Ja |
| IR wavelength | 850 nm |
| Visibility at night | 400 m |
| IR illuminator replaceable | Ja |
| Display | 0,49″, OLED, 1920 × 1080 |
| color palettes | Thermal imaging: Black Hot, White Hot, Red Hot, Fusion, Red-Monochrome, Green-Monochrome; Optical: Day, Night, Green, Yellow, Auto |
| Exit pupil | 8 mm |
| Pupillary distance | 15 mm |
| Diopter compensation | -5D to +3D |
| brightness adjustment | Ja |
| color tone adjustment | Cold, warm |
| contrast adjustment | Ja |
| FFC mode | Auto, manual, external |
| Zoom-Pro | No |
| Image Pro 3.0 | Ja |
| Sync Pro | Ja |
| video recording | Ja |
| Audio recording | Ja |
| Photo snapshot | Ja |
| Storage | 64 GB, internal (EMMC) |
| Picture-in-Picture (PIP) | Ja |
| hotspot | Ja |
| Hot Track | Ja |
| Digital compass | Ja |
| GPS | Ja |
| Local album | Ja |
| Standby mode | Ja |
| battery type | Replaceable, rechargeable Li-ion battery |
| Battery life | 9,5 h (25 °C, hotspot off, LRF on) |
| Power supply (USB-C) | 5V/9V DC, 3A, external power supply and direct charging possible |
| Dimensions | 152,8 × 81,95 × 231,5 mm |
| Weight | 1050g with battery |
| Operating temperature | -30 ° C to +55 ° C |
| Class | IP67K |
| Interpupillary distance | 60 mm to 74 mm |
| tripod thread | 1/4″-20-UNC |
| laser class | Class 1 |
| Wavelength (laser) | 905 nm |
| Max. measuring range | 1000 m |
| Accuracy | ±1 m |
| Min. measuring range | 10 m |
Hangzhou Microimage Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.
Building A1, No. 299, Qiushi Road, Tonglu Economic Development Zone, Tonglu County, Hangzhou, Zhejiang. PR China
Tel .: + 86-571-8607-1609
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Email: support@hikmicrotech.com | info@hikmicrotech.com
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Phone: +49 (0)5901 – 958 71 71
Website: huntivity-group.com
Email: info@huntivity-group.com
Scope of delivery HIKmicro Habrok
Manufacturer delivery scope: HIKMICRO Habrok Pro, 2 x type battery packs, charger, cable, cleaning cloth, German instruction manual, 3 years warranty on the device (2 years on the battery, 10 years on the detector!)
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Frequently Asked Questions & Answers about the HX60LS
What are the advantages of the second, optical channel compared to a purely thermal imaging device?
The 4K channel displays true colors and shapes, not just heat contours. At close range, you can see details like fur patterns or movement patterns – this makes it significantly easier to identify objects compared to devices that only show heat spots.
Is the HX60LS suitable for hunting in the woods?
Conditionally. The field of view at 100 meters is approximately 25 meters (thermal imaging channel) or 12,6 meters (optical channel) – understandably narrow for a 60mm lens. In dense vegetation at close range, the field of view is therefore narrower than with devices with shorter focal lengths. For open fields and mixed terrain with longer distances, the device is clearly advantageous.
940 nm or 850 nm – which IR wavelength when?
940 nm is for the Wild invisible and suitable for baiting and close-range use, where you need the Wild Don't worry. 850 nm offers greater range, but is not suitable for sensitive devices. WildThe species are theoretically barely perceptible – therefore more suitable for open field areas at a distance.
Is the device usable in continuous rain?
IP67 means protection against dust and temporary immersion (up to 1 meter, up to 30 minutes) – not against continuous heavy rain under pressure. For normal stalking and hunting conditions in the rain, the device is adequately protected.
What are the technical differences between the Special Edition and the standard model?
Nothing about the technology – sensor, optics, battery and ranges are identical. The difference lies in the optics (gold lens ring, matte black finish) and accessories (Niggeloh ammunition case, Niggeloh rifle sling, Exclusive Harness, tripod).
Is the digital zoom up to 20x worthwhile, or will the image become blurry?
Digital image stabilization kicks in at around 3x to 4x magnification, keeping the image steady at higher zoom levels. As with any digital zoom, detail sharpness decreases with increasing magnification – for quick response at a distance, the lower to medium zoom levels are usually more practical.
Test the device directly from the elevated hunting stand.
Please feel free to contact us for advice regarding Habrok HX60LS or other devices and gain a practical overview.
I am a hunter. When you come to me, you won't be talking to a salesperson – but to someone who actually uses the equipment in the field.
There's a raised platform right next to the sales area. Take a seat, grab the device – and look out. That's how you'll see how it really counts.
I will take my time for you. Therefore, I kindly ask you to make a brief appointment beforehand.
Yours sincerely, Jens Dewenter Venari Hunting, Rastede
