Hikmicro Falcon FQ50L 2.0

HIKMICRO Falcon 2.0 – Thermal Monocular Series

Discover the Falcon 2.0 series from HIKMICRO — a premium line of handheld thermal monoculars crafted for serious hunters, wildlife observers and tactical users who demand top-level performance from a portable unit.

Key Features & Benefits

• High-resolution thermal sensor at 640 × 512 pixels with a 12 µm pixel pitch, and NETD < 15 mK for excellent sensitivity and clarity under virtually any conditions.

• Two lens variants offered (35 mm and 50 mm) to tailor detection range and field of view: the 35 mm models give a wider view suited to woodland and mixed terrain; the 50 mm versions extend detection distance for open fields and long-range spotting.

• OLED display with full-HD resolution (1920 × 1080) for crisp, sharp thermal images.

• Magnesium alloy housing with IP67-level protection against water and dust — dependable in changing outdoor conditions.

• Battery system uses replaceable high-capacity 21700 cells, giving several hours of continuous use in the field.

• Shutterless Imaging System (HSIS) eliminates freeze-frames, enabling uninterrupted viewing during observation.

• On-board recording: photo & video capture, internal memory, WiFi connectivity and sharing functions for documenting and analysing observations.

• Simple and intuitive controls: three buttons and a rear focus wheel permit one-handed operation, ideal when you’re moving or need to stay alert.

Why the Falcon 2.0 is Ideal for iHunt.si Users

Whether you’re monitoring terrain, scanning open fields, doing feeder surveillance or hunting in variable terrain across Slovenia, the Falcon 2.0 series provides:

• Exceptional range and clarity, letting you detect game earlier and more reliably.

• Flexibility of configuration — select the focal length that suits your terrain rather than compromise on a one-size device.

• Rugged durability, ready for cold mornings, dew, rain or dusty forest work.

• Compact portability, ergonomic design and battery flexibility for long sessions in the field.

• Documentation capability — generate image and video records of your finds, and share or review them later.

Typical Specifications (Series Overview)

• Sensor: 640 × 512, 12 µm pixel pitch.

• NETD: < 15 mK.

• Lens options: 35 mm (wide-view) and 50 mm (long-range).

• Detection range: up to approx. 1,800 m with the 35 mm variant, and approx. 2,600 m with the 50 mm.

• Display: 0.49″ OLED, full HD.

• Battery type: 2× replaceable 21700 cells.

• Operating time: up to ~6.5 hours.

• Protection: IP67 rated.

• Weight and dimensions vary per variant; typically around 485–570 g depending on lens and battery.

Suggested Usage Scenarios

• Mixed terrain & woodland hunting: Use the wide-view 35 mm model for quicker target acquisition and general field scanning.

• Open field & long-range observation: Use the 50 mm model when you need to detect game at longer distances or scan large open areas.

• Feeder monitoring & perimeter scans: The Falcon 2.0’s range and clarity make it perfect for placing at vantage points and reviewing images/video later.

• Mobile night sessions: Lightweight and ergonomic, great for walking terrain or roadside checks, with battery flexibility.

• Documenting/Sharing: Capture and stream your observations, useful for team hunts, uploads or analysis.

How to Present on iHunt.si

• Title example: “HIKMICRO Falcon 2.0 – Thermal Monocular (35 mm or 50 mm variant)”

• Short summary: “Top-tier thermal monocular from HIKMICRO — premium sensor, rugged build, one-hand operation.”

• Bullet list of key highlights: 640×512 sensor, <15mK NETD, lens options, HSIS, IP67, replaceable 21700 batteries, recording & WiFi.

• Add an “Ideal for” section: open fields, woodland, feeder observation, tactical scanning.

• Provide a small table or specs box for each variant (35 mm vs 50 mm) showing lens, detection range, weight, cost.

• Add a note about HIKMICRO’s reputation for quality thermal imaging gear and support.

Hikmicro Falcon 2.0 – HM-FQ50L-2.0 Specifications

Optical Characteristics

Thermal Sensor

Display

Recording Features

Laser Rangefinder

Physical Characteristics

Special Features