Laser rangefinder for Hybrid series, 1000 m
<div>Weight (without batteries) 0.155 kgDimensions 34 x 30 x 79.5D temperature range -20 - +55 Max The ideal human detection range is 1000 m
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Order the iRay laser rangefinder for Hybrid sights at a competitive price!
The IRay laser rangefinder is designed for Hybrid series thermal imaging sights. Measuring distance up to 1000 meters! Withstands impact resistance up to 6000 J. It has high measurement accuracy and a wide range of measured distances.
The iRay laser rangefinder is equipped with a convenient and intuitive interface, which allows you to easily and quickly read data. Moreover, it has a compact and lightweight design, making it easy to carry and use outdoors. The iRay laser rangefinder is a reliable tool for measuring distances and can be used in various fields such as construction, surveying, hunting, etc.
- Tolerates extreme temperatures.
- Own replaceable battery.
- Measuring distance up to 1000 meters.
Specifications
- Weight (without batteries) 0.155 kg
- Protection class IP67
- Dimensions 34 x 30 x 79.5
- Temperature range -20 - +55
- Operating temperature from -40C to +50C.
- Degree of protection IP67.
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