NocPix ACE S60R RM Thermal Imaging Scope with LRF

The ACE S60R RM uses NocPix's high-resolution 1280×1024 thermal imaging detector with a 12μm pixel pitch.

A 1280×1024 sensor contains approximately 1.31 million thermal pixels, compared with around 327,000 pixels in a 640×512 detector. In simple terms, the S60R RM captures around four times as many individual thermal data points as a 640-resolution thermal scope.

This additional native resolution provides significantly more scene information before digital enlargement is applied and is particularly valuable when observing smaller or more distant heat sources.

The unusually large detector also enables the S60R RM to retain an exceptionally wide viewing area despite using a long 60mm objective lens.

The S60R RM's detector is rated at ≤15mK NETD thermal sensitivity.

NETD measures the detector's ability to distinguish very small differences in temperature. Lower NETD values indicate greater sensitivity to subtle temperature variations.

This can help preserve useful detail during difficult thermal conditions such as mild weather, damp air, mist, fog or overcast conditions where the temperature difference between an animal and its surroundings is reduced.

Sensor resolution and NETD should be considered together. The 1280×1024 resolution determines how much spatial information can be captured, while the ≤15mK sensitivity helps distinguish small thermal differences within that image.

The S60R RM uses a large 60mm F1.0 germanium objective lens designed for serious longer-distance thermal observation.

The 60mm focal length provides strong reach, while the huge 1280×1024 sensor prevents the field of view from becoming excessively narrow.

The result is a 14.7° × 11.7° field of view, equivalent to approximately 25.6m × 20.5m at 100 metres.

NocPix specifies a maximum thermal detection range of up to 3,100 metres using a standard 1.7m × 0.5m target at P(n)=99%.

Detection distance is not the same as identification distance. At extreme ranges the scope may establish the presence of a heat source without providing enough detail for positive identification.

The ACE S60R RM starts at just 2× magnification despite using a 60mm objective lens.

This relatively low base magnification is possible because of the large 1280×1024 sensor and is one of the S60R platform's major strengths. It allows a broad area to remain visible while retaining substantial native thermal detail.

The total magnification range extends from 2× to 24×.

NocPix also equips the ACE platform with a 1–3× ocular zoom system, allowing the apparent size of the displayed image to be adjusted at the eyepiece in addition to conventional digital magnification.

The S60R RM provides a field of view of 14.7° × 11.7°, corresponding to approximately 25.6m × 20.5m at a distance of 100 metres.

This is unusually wide for a thermal optic using a 60mm objective lens.

The reason is the 1280×1024 detector. Its physically large imaging area allows the 60mm optic to deliver both significant reach and a broad viewing window.

This makes the S60R RM particularly strong for locating animals quickly, following moving targets and maintaining awareness of the surrounding scene.

The ACE S60R RM incorporates a Class 1 laser rangefinder directly into the optical system.

NocPix specifies a maximum measuring distance of up to 1,200 metres with stated accuracy of ±1 metre.

The integrated arrangement allows the user to observe and measure distance through the same thermal optic rather than switching to a separate handheld rangefinder.

NocPix also emphasises true optical-axis alignment for the ACE RM rangefinder system, helping maintain accurate ranging while retaining the clean profile of the scope.

Laser Rangefinder	Integrated
Laser Safety Class	Class 1
Maximum Measuring Range	Up to 1,200m
Stated Accuracy	±1m

The S60R RM supports ballistic calculation using information from the integrated laser rangefinder.

Once the relevant ballistic parameters have been correctly entered, the system can use measured range information as part of its ballistic solution and provide additional aiming information through the display.

Current ACE RM firmware supports ballistic calculation distances up to 1,999 metres.

Ballistic calculation remains an aiming aid and does not replace correct zeroing, verified ammunition data, safe shooting practices or positive target identification.

The main difference between the S60R RM and the standard S60R is the mounting architecture.

The standard S60R uses a conventional 30mm scope tube and separate rings. The RM version uses NocPix's dedicated rail-mounted system.

NocPix designed the Rail Mount to improve structural rigidity and remove several variables associated with conventional scope-ring installation.

• Rigid mounting architecture for long-term stability
• Reduced risk of scope movement under recoil
• Eliminates the risk of deforming the scope tube through incorrectly tightened rings
• Rail-based design simplifies horizontal levelling
• Extended forward-and-back adjustment makes eye-relief setup easier

For users who specifically value repeatable mounting and straightforward alignment, the Rail Mount is the main reason to choose the RM version over the standard S60R.

The dedicated Rail Mount provides additional fore-and-aft positioning flexibility compared with fixed ring positions on a conventional tube.

This makes it easier to move the complete optic forward or backward to achieve the desired eye relief and shooting position.

NocPix also designed the system so that horizontal alignment is inherently controlled by the mounting interface rather than relying entirely on manually rotating a round scope tube within rings.

The S60R RM uses NocPix's Vision+ viewing system with a high-resolution 2560×2560 AMOLED display.

The very high display resolution helps ensure that the viewing screen does not become a major bottleneck for the information captured by the 1280×1024 thermal detector.

Display Type	AMOLED
Display Resolution	2560×2560
Eye Relief	50mm
Exit Pupil	8mm
Dioptre Adjustment	-5D to +5D

NocPix's Reality+ image-processing algorithm is designed to suppress environmental temperature noise and improve thermal contrast and detail presentation.

The original ACE platform also incorporates a shutterless imaging design intended to minimise interruptions during observation.

This is particularly useful when tracking moving animals because periodic calibration interruptions can otherwise temporarily obscure the viewed scene.

The S60R RM operates at a 50Hz refresh rate, providing smooth movement during scanning and observation.

The S60R RM uses a dual-power arrangement consisting of a built-in rechargeable battery and a removable rechargeable battery.

The integrated battery has a capacity of 4000mAh, while the replaceable battery is an 18650 Li-ion cell.

NocPix specifies up to 6 hours of maximum operating time at 22°C.

Internal Battery	Built-in 4000mAh rechargeable battery
Replaceable Battery	Rechargeable 18650 Li-ion
Maximum Stated Runtime	Up to 6 hours at 22°C
External Power	5V USB Type-C

The removable battery can be replaced during a longer session while the separate internal battery remains available as an additional power source.

Actual runtime varies with ambient temperature and use of features including Wi-Fi, recording and display settings.

The ACE S60R RM includes 64GB of internal memory for thermal photographs and video.

Audio recording is also supported through the built-in microphone.

Recoil Activated Video allows the optic to automatically save footage associated with a detected shot rather than requiring the user to manually start every recording beforehand.

A built-in Gallery allows captured media to be reviewed through the scope, while Wi-Fi connectivity supports compatible NocPix app functions.

The S60R RM is engineered as a dedicated weapon-mounted thermal sight and NocPix specifies recoil resistance of up to 6,000 joules.

The device carries an IP67 ingress-protection rating and has a specified operating-temperature range of -20°C to +50°C.

Ingress Protection	IP67
Operating Temperature	-20°C to +50°C
Maximum Recoil Energy	6,000J
Dimensions	390 × 90 × 71mm
Weight	Approx. 1,360g with external battery fitted

The S60R RM and standard S60R use essentially the same flagship thermal imaging platform. The major difference is how the scope attaches to the rifle.

ACE S60R	1280×1024 | 60mm F1.0 | 1,200m LRF | conventional 30mm tube
ACE S60R RM	1280×1024 | 60mm F1.0 | 1,200m LRF | dedicated Rail Mount

Thermal image quality, lens specification, field of view, magnification, rangefinder performance and detection capability are fundamentally the same.

The S60R RM and H50R RM share the same Rail Mount concept, integrated 1,200m laser ranging and original-generation ACE feature set, but their thermal sensors and optics are very different.

ACE H50R RM	640×512 | ≤15mK | 50mm F0.9 | 3–24× | 2,600m detection
ACE S60R RM	1280×1024 | ≤15mK | 60mm F1.0 | 2–24× | 3,100m detection

The S60R RM captures around four times as many thermal pixels as the H50R RM and also provides a substantially wider field of view despite its larger 60mm objective.

The S60R RM belongs to the original ACE generation. ACE 2 is the newer-generation platform and should be considered a separate product family.

ACE S60R RM	1280×1024 | ≤15mK | 50Hz | 60mm F1.0 | Rail Mount
ACE 2 S60R	1280×1024 | ≤12mK | 30/60Hz | 60mm F1.0 | next-generation platform

ACE 2 improves thermal sensitivity to ≤12mK and introduces newer image processing and platform features.

The original S60R RM remains attractive for users who specifically want the dedicated Rail Mount architecture and where its price represents a worthwhile saving against the newer generation.

Model	NocPix ACE S60R RM
Generation	Original ACE RM
Device Type	Rail-mount thermal imaging riflescope with integrated LRF
Thermal Sensor	1280×1024
Pixel Pitch	12μm
NETD	≤15mK
Frame Rate	50Hz
Objective Lens	60mm F1.0
Magnification	2–24×
Ocular Zoom	1–3×
Field of View	14.7° × 11.7°
Field of View at 100m	25.6m × 20.5m
Detection Range	Up to 3,100m
Display Type	AMOLED
Display Resolution	2560×2560
Eye Relief	50mm
Exit Pupil	8mm
Dioptre Adjustment	-5D to +5D
Laser Rangefinder	Integrated, Class 1
LRF Measuring Range	Up to 1,200m, ±1m
Ballistic Calculation	Supported
Internal Battery	Built-in 4000mAh rechargeable battery
Replaceable Battery	Rechargeable 18650 Li-ion battery
Maximum Operating Time	Up to 6 hours at 22°C
External Power	5V USB Type-C
Internal Storage	64GB
Photo / Video Recording	Supported
Audio Recording	Supported
Recoil-Activated Video	Supported
Gallery	Supported
Wi-Fi / App	Supported
Ingress Protection	IP67
Operating Temperature	-20°C to +50°C
Maximum Recoil Energy	6,000J
Mounting	NocPix ACE Rail Mount
Weight	Approx. 1,360g with external battery fitted
Dimensions	390 × 90 × 71mm

The NocPix ACE S60R RM is supplied with the scope and the main accessories required for power, charging, zeroing and transport.

• NocPix ACE S60R RM Thermal Imaging Scope with LRF
• 2 × rechargeable 18650 batteries
• 18650 battery charger
• USB Type-C cable
• Heated zeroing target
• Lens cleaning cloth
• Protective carry bag / case
• Quick-start / product documentation

The scope also contains a built-in 4000mAh rechargeable battery in addition to the removable 18650 battery system.

Package contents may vary slightly by sales region or production batch, so the contents supplied with current Bamfords stock take precedence if the manufacturer's package specification changes.

The NocPix ACE S60R RM is covered by NocPix's manufacturer's warranty, with separate warranty periods applying to the main scope, rechargeable batteries and thermal detector.

Main Device	3 years
Rechargeable Batteries	2 years
Thermal Detector	10 years

For products purchased through a NocPix certified distributor or dealer, the warranty period begins from the purchase date shown on the invoice.

The manufacturer's warranty covers qualifying performance failures caused by material, process or manufacturing defects under normal use and maintenance.

Free warranty cover does not extend to accidental damage, misuse, unauthorised modification, disassembly or repair, improper use or storage, inappropriate voltage input or damage caused by impact, fire, flooding and other excluded circumstances described by NocPix.

Please retain your Bamfords Online invoice as proof of purchase. If a qualifying warranty issue develops with your ACE S60R RM, contact Bamfords Online for assistance with the warranty process.

What does RM mean on the NocPix ACE S60R RM?

RM refers to the Rail Mount version. Rather than using conventional 30mm scope rings, the S60R RM uses NocPix's dedicated rail-based mounting architecture.

What sensor does the ACE S60R RM use?

It uses a 1280×1024 thermal detector with a 12μm pixel pitch, ≤15mK NETD thermal sensitivity and a 50Hz refresh rate.

Is the image quality different from the standard S60R?

The standard S60R and S60R RM use essentially the same underlying thermal platform, including the 1280×1024 sensor, 60mm F1.0 lens and 3,100m stated detection range. The principal difference is the mounting system.

How far can the ACE S60R RM detect?

NocPix specifies thermal detection up to 3,100 metres using a standard 1.7m × 0.5m target at P(n)=99%.

How far does the laser rangefinder work?

The integrated Class 1 LRF has a manufacturer-stated measuring range of up to 1,200 metres with ±1m accuracy.

Does the S60R RM have ballistic calculation?

Yes. The scope supports ballistic calculation using range information from the integrated laser rangefinder once the relevant ballistic data has been correctly configured.

What magnification does it have?

The S60R RM provides 2–24× magnification and also incorporates the original ACE 1–3× ocular zoom system.

Why is the field of view so wide with a 60mm lens?

The exceptionally large 1280×1024 sensor allows the 60mm objective to produce a 14.7° × 11.7° field of view, equivalent to approximately 25.6m × 20.5m at 100 metres.

Does the S60R RM use 30mm rings?

No. The RM version uses the dedicated NocPix Rail Mount system. If you specifically want a conventional 30mm tube and scope rings, choose the standard ACE S60R.

What batteries does the S60R RM use?

It uses a dual-power system consisting of a built-in 4000mAh rechargeable battery and a replaceable rechargeable 18650 battery.

How long does the battery last?

NocPix specifies up to 6 hours maximum operating time at 22°C. Actual runtime depends on temperature and use of functions such as Wi-Fi and recording.

Are batteries and a charger included?

The standard package specification includes two rechargeable 18650 batteries and a battery charger. The scope also contains its built-in 4000mAh rechargeable battery.

How much does the S60R RM weigh?

Published specifications give approximately 1,300g without the external removable battery and around 1,360g with the external battery fitted.

Does it record video?

Yes. The S60R RM supports photography, video and audio recording, Recoil Activated Video and includes 64GB of internal storage.

How much recoil can the ACE S60R RM withstand?

NocPix specifies recoil resistance of up to 6,000 joules.

Is the ACE S60R RM waterproof?

The scope carries an IP67 ingress-protection rating.

Is this the ACE 2 S60R?

No. This is the original-generation ACE S60R RM. ACE 2 is a newer generation with different specifications, including ≤12mK thermal sensitivity.

What warranty does the NocPix ACE S60R RM have?

NocPix specifies a 3-year warranty for the main device, 2 years for rechargeable batteries and 10 years for the thermal detector, subject to the manufacturer's warranty terms.