What it is best for

The TM19-384 sits between the wide TM15-384 and the long TM25-384, giving more reach than the 15 mm without going fully long range. A strong all-rounder for boars at a distance, predator scanning, and confirming game.

Key features and specifications

• 384×288 12-micron VOx sensor, under-35 mK NETD
• 19 mm F1.0 lens; field of view 13.8 deg x 10.4 deg
• Detection up to ~890 m on a person-sized heat source
• 1.9x base magnification, 2-16x zoom range
• Bright 1280×960 LCOS display, 50 Hz refresh
• 8 GB memory, photo/video recording, Wi-Fi, and AGM Connect app
• USB-C, internal rechargeable battery (~7.5 h), IP67, 5-year transferable warranty

Trade-offs and who it is not for

More lens means a narrower field of view than the 15 mm, so fast close-up scanning is a little harder, and the battery is internal. For maximum reach, choose the TM25-384; for the widest view, the TM15-384.

Pairs well with

• If you want the widest view: AGM Taipan TM15-384 Thermal Monocular
• If you want maximum reach: AGM Taipan TM25-384 Thermal Monocular
• If you compare the range: Thermal Monoculars

FAQ

• What is the detection range of the Taipan TM19-384? Up to around 890 m on a person-sized heat source, with identification realistic well inside that depending on conditions.
• TM15, TM19, or TM25: Which Taipan 384 should I pick? TM15 for the widest view and fast scanning, TM25 for the longest reach, and the TM19 as the balanced middle option.
• Does it connect to a phone? Yes, over Wi-Fi with the AGM Connect app for live viewing, recording, and sharing.

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