NocPix RICO2 S75R Thermal Imaging Scope with LRF

The RICO 2 S75R features an advanced second-generation 1280 × 1024 thermal imaging sensor with a 12μm pixel pitch.

With 1,310,720 individual thermal pixels, it captures four times as much native thermal image information as the 640 × 512 detector fitted to the H75R.

This increase in native resolution provides a significant advantage when examining fine thermal detail, particularly at longer observation distances or when using digital magnification.

The larger detector also enables a much wider field of view despite the S75R using the same 75mm focal length as the H75R.

The S75R is the premium choice for customers who prioritise image detail, field of view and long-distance observation without compromising on sensor resolution.

The S75R combines its high-resolution detector with ≤15mK NETD thermal sensitivity.

This allows the sensor to distinguish very small differences in temperature under specified test conditions, helping reveal thermal detail when subjects and their surroundings have relatively little temperature contrast.

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

Image performance remains dependent on environmental conditions, atmospheric humidity, subject size, temperature contrast and observation distance.

The RICO 2 S75R features a large 75mm germanium objective lens with an F1.0 aperture.

The objective collects thermal radiation and focuses it onto the second-generation 1280 × 1024 detector.

Its long focal length supports detailed observation across extended distances, while the high-resolution detector allows the S75R to retain a much wider field of view than the 640-resolution H75R.

Manual objective focusing allows the image to be adjusted according to viewing distance.

The combination of a 75mm objective and 1280-resolution detector is one of the principal advantages of the S75R over the other RICO 2 models.

NocPix specifies a maximum thermal detection distance of 3,896 metres for the RICO 2 S75R.

This figure is based on the manufacturer's standard reference target under specified test conditions.

Detection refers to establishing the presence of a thermal target. It does not mean positively identifying a particular subject at the maximum stated distance.

The S75R and H75R share the same manufacturer-stated maximum detection distance, but the S75R captures four times as many native thermal pixels and offers a substantially wider viewing area.

Actual detection and identification performance depends on target size, weather, humidity, temperature contrast and atmospheric conditions.

The RICO 2 S75R offers a magnification range of 3–30×.

Its angular field of view is 11.7° × 9.4°, equivalent to approximately 20.5 × 16.4 metres at 100 metres.

Despite using a large 75mm objective lens, the S75R offers a significantly wider viewing area than the H75R because of its higher-resolution detector.

The 3× starting magnification provides useful surrounding scene coverage, while additional digital magnification allows smaller portions of the image to be examined.

The dedicated stepless zoom control allows magnification to be adjusted smoothly.

Increasing digital magnification narrows the field of view and does not increase the detector's native resolution.

The RICO 2 S75R incorporates an integrated Class 1 laser rangefinder capable of measuring distances up to 1,200 metres under suitable conditions.

The manufacturer's stated ranging accuracy is approximately ±1 metre.

Distance information is displayed directly within the thermal image, removing the need to switch to a separate handheld rangefinder.

The integrated LRF also supplies distance information to the scope's ballistic calculation system.

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

The RICO 2 S75R includes ballistic calculation functionality designed to work alongside its integrated laser rangefinder.

When 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 meaningful results.

Ballistic calculation provides additional information rather than replacing proper equipment setup and responsible use.

The S75R features a high-resolution 2560 × 2560 AMOLED viewing display.

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

The S75R is designed to provide an immersive viewing experience, with generous eye relief and adjustable dioptre settings.

Its high-resolution display complements the 1280 × 1024 detector, allowing fine thermal detail to be presented clearly.

The adjustable eyepiece helps accommodate individual eyesight and viewing preferences.

The RICO 2 S75R uses a dedicated mounting interface on the underside of the scope rather than a conventional round riflescope tube.

A compatible quick-detach Picatinny mounting system is supplied as part of the manufacturer's accessory package.

The larger S75R and H75R models use a mounting arrangement designed for their size and weight.

• Mounting interface: dedicated RICO 2 underside mount
• Mount included: compatible quick-detach Picatinny mount
• Rail compatibility: suitable Picatinny rail
• Mounting screws: supplied
• Installation tools: supplied
• Conventional 30mm or 34mm scope rings: not required

The S75R does not require conventional Hawke Match Mounts or other standard scope rings.

Rifles fitted with a dovetail rail may require a suitable dovetail-to-Picatinny adapter or an alternative compatible mounting arrangement.

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

The RICO 2 S75R uses a removable NocPix IBP-5 rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack rated at 4,400mAh.

The UK retail package includes a rechargeable battery and compatible charger.

UK retailer specifications quote an operating time of approximately 4.5 hours under reference conditions.

Actual runtime depends on ambient temperature, display settings, Wi-Fi, recording and laser rangefinder usage.

The removable battery system allows a compatible spare IBP-5 battery to be carried for extended observation sessions.

The S75R does not use standard removable 18650 batteries.

USB Type-C and magnetic charging connections provide convenient charging and external power options.

The RICO 2 S75R includes 32GB of internal storage for photographs and video recordings.

Recording functions include photo capture, video recording, audio recording and recoil-activated video recording.

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

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

USB Type-C connectivity provides additional power and supported data-transfer functionality.

The S75R offers selectable thermal colour palettes, allowing the image presentation to be adjusted according to viewing conditions and personal preference.

Available palettes include white-hot, black-hot, red-hot and additional colour options.

Image adjustment settings allow the thermal picture to be refined for different conditions.

The combination of high native resolution, selectable image palettes and picture-in-picture viewing provides flexibility across a wide range of observation environments.

The RICO 2 S75R 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.

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

The S75R measures approximately 342 × 116 × 93mm and weighs around 1,300g.

Because of its large 75mm objective and overall weight, correct mounting, adequate clearance and suitable equipment balance are particularly important.

The S75R and H75R both feature 75mm F1.0 objective lenses and the same stated maximum thermal detection distance. The main difference is the sensor resolution and resulting field of view.

The S75R provides four times the native thermal resolution and approximately twice the linear field of view of the H75R.

The H75R offers a more focused image with higher starting magnification at a lower purchase price.

The H50R is a lighter and more affordable 640-resolution alternative, while the S75R provides a much larger detector and longer focal length.

The S75R provides significantly higher native thermal resolution, a wider field of view and a longer stated detection distance.

The H50R is a practical choice for customers who prefer a smaller, lighter scope while retaining the key RICO 2 features.

The NocPix RICO 2 S75R manufacturer's international accessory list and UK retailer package information identify the following:

• 1 × NocPix RICO 2 S75R thermal imaging riflescope with integrated LRF
• 1 × dedicated RICO 2 quick-detach 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 S75R in the manufacturer's RICO 2 manual.

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

The manufacturer's international accessory list identifies one IBP-5 battery, consistent with UK retailer listings that advertise a battery without specifying a second. Some overseas packages contain two batteries; an additional battery should not be assumed to be included with UK stock.

The NocPix RICO 2 S75R 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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What makes the RICO 2 S75R the flagship model?

The S75R features a second-generation 1280 × 1024 thermal sensor with more than 1.3 million native thermal pixels, combined with a 75mm F1.0 objective lens and the full RICO 2 feature set.

What is the difference between the S75R and H75R?

The S75R has four times the native thermal pixels and a much wider field of view. Both models use 75mm objective lenses and share the same stated maximum detection distance.

Does the S75R have an integrated laser rangefinder?

Yes. The integrated Class 1 laser rangefinder measures distances up to 1,200 metres under suitable conditions.

Does it include ballistic calculation?

Yes. The built-in ballistic calculation system works with measured distance and configured ballistic information.

How far can the S75R detect?

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

Does the S75R include a mount?

Yes. A dedicated quick-detach Picatinny mount and mounting hardware are included.

Does it require 30mm or 34mm scope rings?

No. The S75R uses a dedicated underside mounting interface and does not require conventional scope rings.

Will the included mount fit an 11mm dovetail rail?

Not directly. A suitable dovetail-to-Picatinny adapter or alternative compatible mounting arrangement may be required.

Does the S75R include a rechargeable battery and charger?

Yes. The UK retail package includes a rechargeable IBP-5 battery and compatible charger.

Does it use standard 18650 batteries?

No. The S75R uses the dedicated NocPix IBP-5 rechargeable battery pack.

How long does the battery last?

UK retailers quote approximately 4.5 hours under reference conditions. Actual runtime depends on temperature, display settings, recording, Wi-Fi and rangefinder usage.

Does the S75R include a carrying case?

Yes. A protective carrying case is specifically listed for the S75R in the manufacturer's standard accessory package.

Does it require an infrared torch?

No. The S75R 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 requirements.