The D70R combines NocPix's high-resolution digital imaging technology with a long focal-length objective lens and integrated ranging functionality.

The key reason to choose the NITE D70R is its ability to provide a highly detailed digital image across both daytime and night-time conditions. Unlike a thermal scope, the D70R shows visible scene detail rather than representing differences in heat.

Its 70mm F2.0 objective lens and 5× base magnification give the D70R a strong longer-distance emphasis, while continuous magnification extends up to 40×.

Choose the NITE D70R if you want a single digital scope for day and night use, value a natural-looking image and full-colour daylight viewing, and want integrated LRF and ballistic functionality.

This is the most important difference to understand when deciding between NITE and the other NocPix scope ranges.

NITE is digital day and night vision. Its imaging sensor captures visible and near-infrared light to create a conventional-looking image. During daylight this provides detailed full-colour viewing, while low-light performance and infrared illumination provide night-time capability.

ACE, BOLT and RICO2 are thermal. A thermal scope detects infrared heat energy rather than relying on visible light. Warm subjects can therefore stand out clearly from cooler surroundings, including in complete darkness.

Thermal is particularly effective when the priority is quickly detecting a heat source. Digital day/night vision is particularly useful when the priority is seeing conventional visual detail.

Choose NITE if you want a natural-looking image, full-colour daylight viewing and digital night capability from one optic. Choose thermal if heat detection is the primary reason for buying the scope.

One of the biggest advantages of the NITE D70R over a dedicated thermal scope is its conventional full-colour daytime image.

The D70R uses a 3536×3536 12MP digital sensor combined with a large 1/1.6-inch sensor format. This allows the scope to capture a high level of visible detail and reproduce natural colour during daylight.

This makes NITE particularly attractive if you want one optic that can remain useful from daylight through dusk and into night rather than using a dedicated thermal system purely for heat detection.

As available light falls, the NITE D70R continues to operate as a digital night vision system.

Digital night vision differs from thermal because it still relies on light reaching the imaging sensor. An infrared illuminator can therefore be used to provide additional illumination that the digital sensor can detect even when it is not readily visible to the human eye.

The NITE system supports compatible infrared illumination for use in darker conditions. This allows the same scope to transition from full-colour daylight viewing into night-time digital observation.

If you specifically need to locate heat sources in complete darkness without relying on illumination, one of the NocPix thermal ranges such as BOLT, ACE or RICO2 is likely to be more appropriate.

The NITE D70R uses a 3536×3536 12MP digital imaging sensor. This is fundamentally different from the thermal detectors used across NocPix thermal products.

Rather than measuring temperature differences, the NITE sensor captures light to create a detailed digital representation of the scene.

The high pixel count is particularly valuable when visual detail matters and also gives the digital system more image information to work with as magnification is increased.

The D70R operates at 60Hz, combining its high-resolution imaging with a smooth refresh rate for a fluid viewing experience.

The NITE D70R uses a large 70mm F2.0 objective lens and starts at 5× magnification, giving the scope a strong longer-distance emphasis.

Its magnification range extends from 5× to 40×, allowing the viewing image to be enlarged considerably when more detail is required.

The D70R provides a field of view of approximately 10 × 10 metres at 100 metres, reflecting its higher base magnification and long focal-length objective lens.

If you primarily need a very wide field of view for quickly detecting heat across closer terrain, a thermal optic with lower base magnification may be more appropriate. If detailed digital observation at greater distance is important, the D70R's optical configuration becomes particularly attractive.

The NITE D70R incorporates an integrated laser rangefinder with a manufacturer-stated measuring range of up to 1,200 metres.

Integrating the LRF into the scope allows distance information to be viewed through the optic without requiring a separate handheld rangefinder.

The D70R also incorporates ballistic calculation functionality, providing an additional integrated feature for customers who want ranging and ballistic information within the same digital optic.

NITE occupies a very different position in the NocPix scope range because it uses digital day and night vision rather than thermal imaging.

Choose BOLT if you want an accessible route into dedicated thermal imaging.

Choose ACE if you want premium all-round thermal performance with a broad choice of sensor and configuration options.

Choose RICO2 if longer-range thermal performance, larger objective lenses and greater magnification are priorities.

Choose NITE if you want full-colour digital daylight viewing combined with digital night vision from the same optic rather than detecting heat.

In short: BOLT for accessible thermal, ACE for premium all-round thermal, RICO2 for long-range thermal and NITE for digital day and night vision.

The main advantage of the NITE D70R is its ability to operate as a high-resolution digital optic across very different lighting conditions.

Its 12MP sensor provides a detailed full-colour image during daylight, while low-light sensitivity and compatible IR illumination extend its usefulness after dark. The 70mm F2.0 lens and 5–40× magnification give it a strong longer-distance emphasis.

Integrated 1,200m laser rangefinding and ballistic calculation add further functionality without requiring a separate rangefinder.

The D70R is therefore particularly attractive to customers who do not specifically need thermal heat detection and instead want detailed conventional imagery from a single day and night digital scope.

The NocPix NITE D70R is supplied with manufacturer warranty cover for added peace of mind.

The standard NocPix warranty provides:

• 3 years warranty on the main device
• 2 years warranty on the battery

The warranty period for products purchased through an authorised NocPix distributor or dealer begins from the purchase date shown on the invoice.

For NocPix products purchased from Bamfords, we are your point of contact for warranty support. If you experience a problem with your NITE D70R, contact us with your proof of purchase and details of the fault and we will assist with the warranty process on your behalf.

Warranty cover is subject to the manufacturer's terms and conditions and applies to qualifying faults arising from material, manufacturing or workmanship issues under normal use.

Is the NocPix NITE D70R a thermal scope?
No. The NITE D70R is a digital day and night scope. It uses a digital imaging sensor to create a visible image rather than detecting heat.

Can the NITE D70R be used during the day?
Yes. Daytime use is one of the major advantages of the NITE platform. The D70R provides a high-resolution full-colour digital image during daylight.

Can the NITE D70R be used at night?
Yes. The D70R is designed for both day and night use, with low-light digital imaging and support for infrared illumination when additional light is required.

What sensor does the NITE D70R use?
The D70R uses a 3536×3536 12MP digital sensor with a 2μm pixel size and 60Hz frame rate.

What magnification does the NITE D70R have?
The D70R provides 5–40× magnification.

What lens does the NITE D70R use?
It uses a 70mm F2.0 objective lens, giving the scope a strong longer-distance emphasis.

Does the NITE D70R have a laser rangefinder?
Yes. It incorporates an integrated LRF with a manufacturer-stated measuring range of up to 1,200 metres.

Does the NITE D70R have ballistic calculation?
Yes. Ballistic calculation functionality is built into the D70R alongside its integrated laser rangefinder.

Should I buy NITE or a thermal scope?
Choose NITE if you prefer a natural-looking digital image, want full-colour daylight viewing and also require night-time capability. Choose thermal if detecting heat signatures is the primary reason for buying the optic.

What is the difference between NITE and RICO2?
NITE is digital day and night vision, whereas RICO2 is thermal imaging. RICO2 detects heat and is strongly focused on longer-distance thermal observation, while NITE provides conventional visible imagery across daytime and night-time conditions.

What warranty does the NocPix NITE D70R have?
The NITE D70R is supplied with a 3-year manufacturer warranty on the main device and a 2-year warranty on the battery. For products purchased from Bamfords, contact us directly if you require warranty support and we will assist with the process.

Can Bamfords help me choose between NITE and thermal?
Yes. If you are unsure whether digital day/night vision or thermal imaging better suits your requirements, contact Bamfords and we can help explain the differences between NITE, BOLT, ACE and RICO2.