HDANIEE: Thermal imaging monocular for hunting and wildlife watching

HDANIEE: making heat visible

At HDANIEE everything centres on thermal imaging. Instead of relying on residual light, these devices pick up the heat given off by animals, people and objects. That means they work even in total darkness, in light fog or when game is barely visible in tall grass or at the edge of the woods. For hunters, gamekeepers and nature watchers, a monocular like this is a practical companion at night.

HDANIEE at Agrarzone

Here you will find the HDANIEE CE-25 monocular. Being a monocular, it needs only one hand and is quickly to hand when you want to scan a field from the high seat or check the surroundings before taking a shot. It also helps when tracking, by picking out warm spots in the undergrowth. Farmers use thermal imaging too, to spot animals out at pasture or unwelcome visitors around the yard in the dark.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between thermal imaging and night vision?
A night vision device amplifies the residual light that is available. A thermal imager shows differences in temperature and needs no light at all, so you can make out warm animals even in deep darkness.

Can I use a thermal monocular when hunting?
For observation it is generally allowed. The exact rules differ from country to country and sometimes by region, so check the hunting regulations that apply where you hunt.