What it is best for

The Chiron C425 suits hunters and outdoor users who want a capable handheld thermal scanner with a wide view for sweeping ground quickly. The 25 mm lens and 384 sensor provide a balanced field of view and detail for close-to-medium range.

Key features and specifications

• 384×288 12-micron VOx sensor, NETD <= 30 mK
• 25 mm lens, F1.0; field of view 11.0 deg x 8.2 deg
• 50 Hz refresh for smooth scanning
• 1024×768 OLED display, multiple palettes
• Onboard recording and Wi-Fi for sharing
• Compact handheld body; clip-on configuration available (C425F)
• Rechargeable battery, USB-C

Trade-offs and who it is not for

As a handheld monocular, it is an observation tool rather than a rifle sight; for a clip-on version, choose the C425F. A 640 model resolves more detail at distance than this 384 sensor.

Pairs well with

• If you want the clip-on version: PixFra Chiron C425F Thermal Clip-On
• If you want a 640 sensor: PixFra Chiron C635F Thermal Clip-On
• If you see all thermal monoculars: Thermal Monoculars

FAQ

• Is the Chiron C425 a scope or a monocular? It is a handheld thermal monocular for observation; the C425F version is configured as a clip-on for rifles.
• What is its field of view? It has a wide 11.0 deg x 8.2 deg field of view, making it easy to scan the ground quickly at close-to-medium range.
• Does it record? Yes, with onboard recording and Wi-Fi for reviewing and sharing your footage.

PixFra thermal monocular

thermal monocular clip-on capable

thermal observation device