Pard Osprey 480 (35/50 mm, 850 nm, LRF) – Multi-Spectral Clarity with Rangefinding

Available exclusively through authorised Australian stockists.
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Features

• Rugged IP67 housing with 21700 Li-ion power (up to ~6 hrs) and USB-C external support
• Fast 60 Hz VOx thermal (480×360, 12 µm, ≤20 mK) plus 2.7K visible-light sensor (0.001 lux)
• Dual optics: 35 mm thermal 2.4× and 50 mm day lens 3.5×, with digital zoom to 8×
• Ergonomic binocular form with gyro, e-compass and 25 mm eye relief for steady viewing
• LRF to 1000 m, Picture-in-Picture, scene/image modes and loop recording with mic
• Connectivity and mounting flexibility via Wi-Fi app, HDMI out and USB-C

The Pard Osprey 480 multi-spectral binocular delivers reliable identification across changing light and weather. This compact, IP67-rated unit combines a sensitive 12 µm VOx thermal core (480×360) with a low-light visible sensor (2688×1520 at 0.001 lux) so you can transition from dusk glassing to full darkness without swapping devices. Optical 2.4× on the 35 mm thermal lens and 3.5× on the 50 mm day lens give crisp base magnification before you call on digital zoom, while a responsive 60 Hz feed keeps pans and tracking smooth. With a 21700 battery for up to six hours, plus USB-C external power, the Osprey 480 is built for long nights on the hill.

Engineered for Performance in the Field

At the heart of the Osprey 480 is a ≤20 mK thermal engine tuned for fine contrast in marginal temperature splits. Scene presets (City/Rain/Forest) and image modes (White/Black/Red Hot, Edge, Ironbow, etc.) let you tailor the view to terrain and target, and Picture-in-Picture adds a magnified window for detail work without losing situational awareness. The onboard 1000 m laser rangefinder tightens your distance calls, while the integrated gyroscope and e-compass steady the view and aid navigation on long stalks. With detection out to ~1800 m (human-sized target) and a bright LCD (640×480), the image stays readable when fog, drizzle or smoke roll in.

Precision-Driven User Experience

Controls are arranged for intuitive access in gloves, and the 25 mm eye relief supports comfortable, extended glassing. Loop recording with microphone captures what you see (and say) for review, and Wi-Fi with the PardVision2 app makes sharing or firmware updates straightforward. HDMI output supports big-screen viewing back at the hut, while USB-C covers both data and external power. At ~704 g and 220×137×58 mm, the binocular carries easily between vantage points yet feels stable on target. From paddock surveillance to back-block wildlife work, the Osprey’s dual-sensor workflow reduces gear and speeds decision-making.

The Osprey 480 blends robust construction, long-range detection and modern capture tools into a versatile binocular that adapts from daylight edges to complete darkness. For hunters, land managers and security users who need consistent results across conditions, it’s a practical, field-ready solution.

Available exclusively through authorised Australian stockists.
Find your nearest dealer here: View Stockist

Range Specifications (OS4-35/50/850/LRF)