NocPix RICO2 H75R Thermal Imaging Scope with LRF
NocPix RICO2 H75R Thermal Imaging Scope with LRF
NocPix RICO2 H75R Thermal Imaging Scope with LRF
NocPix RICO2 H75R Thermal Imaging Scope with LRF

NocPix RICO2 H75R Thermal Imaging Scope with LRF

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The NocPix RICO 2 H75R Thermal Imaging Scope with LRF is the dedicated long-range 640-resolution model in the RICO 2 family. Combining a high-resolution 640 × 512 thermal sensor with an exceptionally large 75mm F1.0 germanium objective lens, integrated laser rangefinder and built-in ballistic calculation, it is designed for users who prioritise detailed thermal observation at extended distances.

The H75R features a 12μm VOx detector with ≤15mK thermal sensitivity and a smooth 60Hz refresh rate. Its large 75mm objective delivers 4–32× magnification and a focused 5.9° × 4.7° field of view, equivalent to approximately 10.2 × 8.2 metres at 100 metres. Compared with the RICO 2 H50R, the H75R provides greater starting magnification and a narrower viewing area, making distant thermal subjects appear larger within the image.

NocPix specifies a maximum thermal detection distance of up to 3,896 metres under its reference test conditions. An integrated Class 1 laser rangefinder measures distances up to 1,200 metres, while onboard ballistic calculation, a 2560 × 2560 AMOLED display, stepless zoom lever, recoil-activated recording and a dedicated Picatinny mounting system complete this premium long-range thermal riflescope.

Key Features

  • High-resolution 640 × 512 VOx thermal detector
  • 12μm pixel pitch and ≤15mK NETD thermal sensitivity
  • Large 75mm F1.0 germanium objective lens
  • Smooth 60Hz thermal refresh rate
  • 4–32× magnification
  • 5.9° × 4.7° field of view
  • Manufacturer-stated detection distance up to 3,896 metres
  • Integrated Class 1 laser rangefinder measuring up to 1,200 metres
  • Built-in ballistic calculation
  • High-resolution 2560 × 2560 AMOLED display
  • Stepless zoom lever for smooth magnification adjustment
  • Dedicated Picatinny mount included
  • No conventional 30mm or 34mm scope rings required
  • Rechargeable 4,400mAh IBP-5 battery system
  • Battery and compatible IBC-5 charger included
  • Up to 5.5 hours operating time under manufacturer test conditions
  • Protective carrying case included
  • 32GB internal storage
  • Photo, video and audio recording
  • Recoil-activated video recording
  • Picture-in-picture viewing
  • Wi-Fi and compatible mobile app connectivity
  • USB Type-C and magnetic charging connections
  • IP67 dust and water protection
  • Up to 6,000J recoil resistance
75mm F1.0 Germanium Objective Lens

The defining feature of the RICO 2 H75R is its large 75mm germanium objective lens with an F1.0 aperture.

This long focal length creates a narrower field of view and greater native magnification than the 50mm H50R, allowing distant thermal subjects to occupy a larger portion of the sensor image.

The fast F1.0 aperture supports efficient thermal energy collection, while manual objective focusing allows the image to be adjusted for different viewing distances.

The H75R is particularly suited to customers who prioritise detailed observation across larger fields and open terrain. For those who require a wider viewing area or lower starting magnification, the H50R may be the more versatile option.

640 × 512 Thermal Sensor & ≤15mK Sensitivity

The H75R uses a 640 × 512 VOx thermal detector with a 12μm pixel pitch, providing 327,680 individual thermal pixels.

Its ≤15mK NETD sensitivity helps distinguish small differences in temperature, supporting image detail when the thermal contrast between a subject and its surroundings is relatively low.

The 60Hz refresh rate provides smooth image updates when observing movement or changing the viewing direction.

The H75R shares its native sensor resolution with the H50R, but the longer 75mm focal length changes the magnification and field of view.

Actual image performance depends on environmental conditions, atmospheric humidity, temperature contrast and observation distance.

3,896m Thermal Detection Range

NocPix specifies a maximum detection distance of 3,896 metres for the RICO 2 H75R.

This measurement is based on a standard reference target approximately 1.7 × 0.5 metres in size under the manufacturer's stated test conditions.

Detection means establishing the presence of a thermal target. It should not be confused with recognising or positively identifying a particular subject at the maximum stated distance.

The 3,896m thermal detection specification is separate from the integrated laser rangefinder's maximum measuring distance of 1,200 metres.

Real-world detection and identification distances depend on target size, weather, temperature contrast and atmospheric conditions.

4–32× Magnification & Field of View

The RICO 2 H75R provides 4–32× magnification, with a 4× base magnification and additional digital magnification.

Its angular field of view is 5.9° × 4.7°, equivalent to approximately 10.2 × 8.2 metres at 100 metres.

This focused viewing area is particularly useful for examining distant subjects, although it provides less surrounding scene coverage than the H50R.

The stepless zoom lever allows magnification to be adjusted smoothly and conveniently.

Increasing digital magnification narrows the visible area and does not increase the detector's native resolution.

Integrated 1,200m Laser Rangefinder

The RICO 2 H75R incorporates an integrated Class 1 laser rangefinder.

NocPix specifies a maximum measuring distance of 1,200 metres with stated accuracy of approximately ±1 metre under suitable conditions.

The integrated design allows distance information to be displayed directly within the thermal scope without requiring a separate handheld rangefinder.

Measured distance can also be used by the scope's ballistic calculation system.

Actual rangefinding performance depends on target reflectivity, viewing angle, weather and atmospheric conditions.

Built-In Ballistic Calculation

The RICO 2 H75R includes ballistic calculation functionality designed to work alongside the integrated laser rangefinder.

When the appropriate ballistic information has been configured, the system can use measured distance to calculate an estimated aiming correction.

Correct zeroing, accurate ballistic data and appropriate verification are essential for reliable results.

Ballistic calculation is an additional aid rather than a replacement for proper equipment setup and responsible use.

2560 × 2560 AMOLED Display

The H75R features a high-resolution 2560 × 2560 AMOLED viewing display.

The display presents the processed thermal image, reticle, rangefinder information and device menus.

The manufacturer specifies 60mm eye relief, a 23mm exit pupil diameter and dioptre adjustment from -5D to +5D.

The high-resolution display and adjustable eyepiece are designed to support detailed observation and comfortable viewing.

Included Picatinny Mount & Fitting

The RICO 2 H75R uses a dedicated mounting interface rather than a conventional round riflescope tube.

The manufacturer's standard accessory package includes a compatible RICO 2 Picatinny mount and the required mounting hardware.

  • Mounting interface: dedicated RICO 2 underside mounting system
  • Rail compatibility: suitable Picatinny rail
  • Mount included: yes
  • Conventional scope rings required: no
  • Mounting screws and installation tools included

The H75R does not require conventional 30mm or 34mm scope rings. It therefore does not need the separate Hawke Match Mounts offered with conventional tube-mounted scopes.

Rifles equipped with dovetail rails may require a suitable Picatinny adapter or alternative compatible mounting arrangement.

Always follow the manufacturer's installation instructions and specified tightening torque.

IBP-5 Battery System & Operating Time

The RICO 2 H75R uses a removable NocPix IBP-5 rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack rated at 4,400mAh.

The manufacturer's international standard accessory list identifies an IBP-5 battery and compatible IBC-5 battery charger. UK retailer package listings also identify a battery and charger as included.

The battery pack is designed specifically for compatible NocPix equipment and is not interchangeable with standard removable 18650 batteries.

NocPix specifies a maximum operating time of approximately 5.5 hours at 22°C under its test conditions.

Actual runtime varies with ambient temperature, display settings, Wi-Fi, video recording and rangefinder usage.

The scope supports compatible external power through its USB Type-C connection and provides magnetic charging connectivity.

Additional compatible IBP-5 battery packs can be purchased separately for extended use.

32GB Storage, Recording & Connectivity

The RICO 2 H75R features 32GB of internal storage for photographs and video recordings.

Recording functions include standard video capture and recoil-activated video recording.

Built-in Wi-Fi supports communication with compatible mobile devices and NocPix app functions.

Picture-in-picture functionality allows an enlarged section of the image to be displayed while retaining a wider view of the surrounding scene.

USB Type-C and magnetic charging connections provide additional power and connectivity options.

IP67 Protection & Rugged Construction

The RICO 2 H75R features a durable housing designed for demanding outdoor use.

Its IP67 rating provides protection against dust ingress and temporary water immersion under the conditions specified by the rating.

The manufacturer specifies recoil resistance up to 6,000 joules and an operating temperature range of -20°C to +50°C.

The H75R measures approximately 336 × 116 × 90mm and weighs approximately 1,250g.

Because of its large objective and overall weight, suitable mounting, correct balance and adequate clearance are particularly important.

RICO 2 H75R vs RICO 2 H50R

The H75R and H50R share the same 640 × 512 detector resolution and many of the same electronic features. Their main difference is the objective lens and resulting magnification and field of view.

Specification H75R H50R
Thermal sensor 640 × 512 640 × 512
Pixel pitch 12μm 12μm
NETD ≤15mK ≤15mK
Objective lens 75mm F1.0 50mm F1.0
Refresh rate 60Hz 60Hz
Magnification 4–32× 3–24×
Field of view at 100m 10.2 × 8.2m 15.4 × 11.5m
Detection range 3,896m 2,597m
Integrated LRF 1,200m 1,200m
Ballistic calculation Yes Yes
Operating time Up to 5.5 hours Up to 5.5 hours
Weight 1,250g 926g

Choose the H75R if longer-range observation, greater starting magnification and maximum stated detection distance are priorities.

Choose the H50R if a wider field of view, lower weight and more versatile mixed-distance observation are more important.

RICO 2 H75R vs RICO 2 S75R

The S75R is the ultra-high-resolution model in the RICO 2 family, offering a 1280 × 1024 detector rather than the H75R's 640 × 512 sensor.

Specification H75R S75R
Thermal sensor 640 × 512 1280 × 1024
Pixel pitch 12μm 12μm
NETD ≤15mK ≤15mK
Objective lens 75mm F1.0 75mm F1.0
Refresh rate 60Hz 60Hz
Magnification 4–32× 3–30×
Field of view at 100m 10.2 × 8.2m Approx. 20.5 × 16.4m
Detection range 3,896m 3,896m
Integrated LRF 1,200m 1,200m
Weight 1,250g 1,300g

The S75R has four times as many native thermal pixels and offers a substantially wider field of view while retaining the same stated maximum detection distance.

The H75R provides a more focused view with higher starting magnification, making it an alternative for users who prefer a narrower long-range image.

Full Technical Specifications
Manufacturer NocPix
Range RICO 2
Model H75R
Device type Thermal imaging riflescope with LRF
Detector type VOx
Thermal resolution 640 × 512
Pixel pitch 12μm
NETD ≤15mK
Refresh rate 60Hz
Objective lens 75mm F1.0
Magnification 4–32×
Angular field of view 5.9° × 4.7°
Field of view at 100m Approx. 10.2 × 8.2m
Detection range Up to 3,896m
Display type AMOLED
Display resolution 2560 × 2560
Eye relief 60mm
Exit pupil diameter 23mm
Dioptre adjustment -5D to +5D
Laser rangefinder Integrated Class 1
LRF measuring range Up to 1,200m
LRF stated accuracy ±1m
Ballistic calculation Yes
Mounting interface Dedicated RICO 2 mount
Mount supplied Compatible Picatinny mount
Conventional scope rings Not required
Battery type IBP-5 rechargeable lithium-ion
Battery capacity 4,400mAh
Standard UK package One battery and charger listed
Operating time Up to 5.5 hours at 22°C
Internal storage 32GB
Photo/video recording Yes
Recoil-activated recording Yes
Picture-in-picture Yes
Wi-Fi Yes
External power 5V USB Type-C
Ingress protection IP67
Recoil resistance Up to 6,000J
Operating temperature -20°C to +50°C
Dimensions 336 × 116 × 90mm
Weight Approx. 1,250g
What's in the Box?

The NocPix RICO 2 H75R manufacturer's standard international package and UK retailer listings identify the following accessories:

  • 1 × NocPix RICO 2 H75R thermal imaging riflescope with integrated LRF
  • 1 × dedicated RICO 2 Picatinny mount
  • 1 × rechargeable IBP-5 4,400mAh battery pack
  • 1 × compatible IBC-5 battery charger
  • 1 × protective carrying case
  • 1 × USB Type-C cable
  • 1 × magnetic charging cable
  • 1 × heated target for zeroing
  • 1 × lens cleaning cloth
  • 1 × quick-start guide
  • M5 mounting screws
  • 3mm hex key and spanner tool

The protective carrying case is specifically listed for the H75R in the manufacturer's RICO 2 manual.

The included mount is designed for a compatible Picatinny rail. Conventional 30mm or 34mm mounting rings are not required.

The UK package information identifies one rechargeable battery. US-market packages may differ and should not be used to determine the contents of UK stock.

NocPix Manufacturer Warranty

The NocPix RICO 2 H75R is covered by the manufacturer's applicable UK and European warranty terms.

  • Main device: 3-year standard warranty
  • Qualifying thermal detector: 10-year warranty
  • Rechargeable battery: 2-year warranty
  • Eligible product registration may extend main-device cover to 4 years

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the RICO 2 H75R different from the H50R?

The H75R has a larger 75mm objective, 4× starting magnification and a narrower field of view. It also has a longer manufacturer-stated detection range of 3,896 metres, compared with 2,597 metres for the H50R.

Does the H75R have a laser rangefinder?

Yes. It incorporates a Class 1 laser rangefinder with a maximum stated measuring distance of 1,200 metres.

Does it have ballistic calculation?

Yes. The H75R includes ballistic calculation functionality that can use measured distance and configured ballistic information.

How far can the H75R detect?

NocPix specifies a maximum thermal detection distance of 3,896 metres under its reference test conditions. Positive identification distances are shorter.

Does the H75R include a mount?

Yes. A dedicated RICO 2 Picatinny mount and installation hardware are included in the manufacturer's standard package.

Does it need 30mm or 34mm scope rings?

No. The H75R uses a dedicated mounting interface and does not require conventional scope rings.

Will the included mount fit a dovetail rail?

The supplied mount is designed for a compatible Picatinny rail. A rifle fitted with a dovetail rail may require a suitable adapter or alternative compatible mounting arrangement.

Does the H75R include a battery and charger?

Yes. The UK package information identifies a rechargeable IBP-5 battery and compatible IBC-5 charger.

Does it include a protective carrying case?

Yes. A protective carrying case is specifically listed for the H75R in the manufacturer's standard RICO 2 accessory package.

Does the H75R use standard 18650 batteries?

No. It uses the dedicated NocPix IBP-5 rechargeable battery pack.

How long does the battery last?

NocPix specifies up to 5.5 hours under its reference test conditions at approximately 22°C. Actual runtime varies with settings, temperature and usage.

What is the difference between the H75R and S75R?

The H75R uses a 640 × 512 sensor with 4–32× magnification. The S75R uses a higher-resolution 1280 × 1024 sensor with 3–30× magnification and a much wider field of view.

Does it require an infrared torch?

No. The H75R detects thermal radiation and does not require external infrared illumination.

What warranty is included?

The published UK and European manufacturer warranty provides three years for the main device, ten years for qualifying thermal detectors and two years for rechargeable batteries, subject to the applicable terms and registration conditions.

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