NocPix LUMI L35R Thermal Imaging Monocular with LRF

The LUMI L35R is a strong choice if you want a compact thermal monocular with 35mm reach and integrated rangefinding without stepping up to the price of a 640×512 H-series model.

Compared with the standard L35, the core thermal performance is essentially the same: 384×288 resolution, a 35mm F0.9 lens, 4× base magnification and approximately 1,800m stated detection range. The major difference is the L35R's built-in 800m laser rangefinder.

Compared with the H35R, the L35R provides the more affordable LRF option. The H35R upgrades the sensor to 640×512 and starts at a lower 2.5× magnification, giving substantially more thermal detail and a wider field of view.

Choose the L35R if you want long-range 35mm LUMI performance plus reliable distance measurement while keeping the cost below the H35R.

P13: Smallest and most affordable LUMI, designed primarily for shorter-range scanning.

L19: Wide-view 384×288 model with a 19mm lens and approximately 980m stated detection range.

L35: 384×288 / 35mm model with 4× base magnification and up to approximately 1,800m detection.

H35: Higher-resolution 640×512 non-LRF model with a wider 22 × 16m field of view.

L35R: Adds an integrated 800m laser rangefinder to the 384×288 / 35mm platform.

H35R: Combines the 800m LRF with a higher-resolution 640×512 sensor and wider field of view.

The L35 and L35R share the same core thermal specification: a 384×288 sensor, 35mm F0.9 lens, 4× base magnification and approximately 1,800m stated detection range.

The difference is the integrated laser rangefinder. The L35R can measure distances out to approximately 800 metres, allowing you to establish range without carrying a separate rangefinder.

Choose the L35 if you do not need distance measurement. Choose the L35R if knowing the distance to the heat source is valuable to you.

Both the L35R and H35R use a 35mm F0.9 objective lens, both offer approximately 1,800m stated detection, and both incorporate an 800m laser rangefinder.

The major difference is sensor resolution. The L35R uses a 384×288 sensor, while the H35R uses a 640×512 sensor.

The H35R also starts at 2.5× rather than 4× and provides a wider 22 × 16m field of view at 100m compared with 13 × 10m on the L35R.

Choose L35R for the more affordable route into an LRF-equipped LUMI. Choose H35R if image detail and wider scanning are worth the additional cost.

The LUMI L35R incorporates a compact laser rangefinder directly into the monocular body, with a manufacturer-specified ranging distance of up to 800 metres.

This allows you to detect a thermal target, observe it and measure its distance using one handheld device rather than switching between a thermal monocular and separate rangefinder.

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 L35R 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 L35R?
The L35R has a manufacturer-stated thermal detection range of up to approximately 1,800 metres.

How far does the LUMI L35R laser rangefinder work?
NocPix specifies a maximum LRF ranging distance of up to approximately 800 metres.

What is the difference between the LUMI L35 and L35R?
The core thermal imaging specification is essentially the same. The L35R adds an integrated laser rangefinder capable of measuring distances up to approximately 800m.

What is the difference between the LUMI L35R and H35R?
Both use 35mm F0.9 lenses and integrated 800m rangefinders, but the H35R upgrades from a 384×288 sensor to 640×512 resolution and provides a considerably wider field of view.

Does the L35R have a wider field of view than the L19?
No. The L19 is the wider-scanning model. Its shorter 19mm lens provides approximately 24 × 18m field of view at 100m, compared with 13 × 10m on the L35R.

Is the L35R suitable for longer-distance observation?
Yes. Its 35mm objective, 4× base magnification and approximately 1,800m stated detection range make it one of the more distance-focused models in the compact LUMI family.

Is the L35R waterproof?
The LUMI LRF range carries an IP67 protection rating for resistance to water and dust.

• NocPix LUMI L35R Thermal Imaging Monocular with LRF
• 2 × 18650 rechargeable batteries
• 18650 battery charger
• Portable carry bag
• Data cable
• Neck strap
• Lens cleaning cloth
• Quick-start guide