NocPix LUMI L35 Thermal Imaging Monocular

*Actual operating time varies according to Wi-Fi use, recording and other functions.

The LUMI L35 is a strong choice if you want a compact thermal monocular with an emphasis on greater reach and image scale rather than maximum field of view.

Compared with the L19, the L35 uses the same 384×288 sensor but moves from a 19mm to a 35mm objective lens. Base magnification increases from 2× to 4× and stated detection range increases from approximately 980m to 1,800m. The trade-off is a narrower field of view.

Compared with the H35, both use a 35mm F0.9 objective and have the same 1,800m stated detection range. The H35's 640×512 sensor provides substantially more thermal detail and a wider field of view, while the L35 provides the more affordable route to 35mm LUMI performance.

Choose the L35 if you want 35mm reach, 4× base magnification and up to 1,800m detection without paying for 640×512 resolution or an integrated rangefinder.

P13: Smallest and most affordable LUMI, primarily suited to shorter-range scanning.

L19: Uses a 384×288 sensor and 19mm lens for a wide 24 × 18m field of view and up to 980m stated detection.

L35: Retains 384×288 resolution but moves to a 35mm lens and 4× base magnification, extending stated detection to 1,800m.

H35: Uses the same 35mm F0.9 lens and 1,800m detection range but upgrades to 640×512 resolution and provides a much wider 22 × 16m field of view.

L35R: Similar core thermal specification to the L35 but adds an integrated laser rangefinder.

H35R: Combines the higher-resolution 640×512 H35 platform with integrated laser rangefinding.

The L19 and L35 both use a 384×288, 12μm thermal sensor, so the biggest difference is the objective lens.

The L19's 19mm lens gives a wide 24 × 18m field of view at 100m and 2× base magnification. Its stated detection range is approximately 980m.

The L35's 35mm lens narrows the field of view to 13 × 10m but increases base magnification to 4× and stated detection range to approximately 1,800m.

Choose L19 for wider scanning and closer-range observation. Choose L35 if greater distance and larger image scale are more important.

Both models use a 35mm F0.9 objective lens and both have a manufacturer-stated detection range of up to approximately 1,800m.

The major difference is sensor resolution. The L35 uses a 384×288 detector containing 110,592 thermal pixels, while the H35 uses a 640×512 detector containing 327,680 thermal pixels.

The H35 therefore has almost three times as many thermal pixels. It also starts at 2.5× rather than 4× and provides a much wider 22 × 16m field of view at 100m.

Choose L35 if value and greater base magnification are priorities. Choose H35 if you want significantly more thermal detail and a wider view without sacrificing stated detection range.

NocPix thermal imaging products are supplied with manufacturer warranty cover when purchased through an authorised dealer.

• Main unit: 3-year warranty
• Battery: 2-year warranty
• Thermal detector: 10-year warranty

Warranty periods begin from the purchase date shown on your invoice and remain subject to NocPix's current warranty terms.

If you purchase your NocPix LUMI L35 from Bamfords, Bamfords is your point of contact should you require assistance with a warranty claim.

What is the detection range of the NocPix LUMI L35?
NocPix specifies a detection range of up to approximately 1,800 metres under its stated test conditions.

What is the difference between the LUMI L35 and L19?
Both use 384×288 sensors. The L19 uses a 19mm lens for a wider field of view and approximately 980m detection, whereas the L35 uses a 35mm lens and 4× base magnification for up to approximately 1,800m detection.

What is the difference between LUMI L35 and H35?
Both use 35mm F0.9 lenses and have approximately the same stated 1,800m detection range. The H35 upgrades the thermal detector from 384×288 to 640×512 and provides a substantially wider field of view.

Does the LUMI L35 have a laser rangefinder?
No. If you want similar 384×288 / 35mm performance with integrated distance measurement, choose the LUMI L35R.

Is the LUMI L35 good for long-distance observation?
Within the compact LUMI range it is one of the more distance-focused models, using a 35mm lens, 4× base magnification and a stated detection range of up to 1,800m.

Is the L35 better than the L19?
It depends on how you use it. The L35 provides greater image scale and longer stated detection range, while the L19 gives a much wider field of view for scanning.

How long does the LUMI L35 battery last?
NocPix specifies a maximum operating time of approximately 4.5 hours, although actual runtime varies with functions such as Wi-Fi and recording.

Is the NocPix LUMI L35 waterproof?
It carries an IP67 protection rating for resistance to water and dust.

• NocPix LUMI L35 Thermal Imaging Monocular
• 2 × 18650 rechargeable batteries
• 18650 battery charger
• Portable carry bag
• Data cable
• Neck strap
• Lens cleaning cloth
• Quick-start guide