InfiRay Australia
Looking for InfiRay? You'll find the ACE scopes, LUMI monoculars and MATE clip-ons here. Spot with a LUMI, take the shot with an ACE, or keep your day scope and add a MATE clip-on. Batteries and ca...
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Looking for InfiRay? You'll find the ACE scopes, LUMI monoculars and MATE clip-ons here. Spot with a LUMI, take the shot with an ACE, or keep your day scope and add a MATE clip-on. Batteries and cables are here too. Ask us which setup suits how you hunt.
InfiRay and Nocpix. Nocpix grew out of InfiRay, so you'll find both here: Vista and LUMI monoculars for spotting, ACE and SLIM scopes for the shot, and MATE clip-ons. Pick the lens for how far you shoot.
Once the lens is sorted, look at a built-in rangefinder, battery type, weight, clip-on or full scope, and how it handles. Spare batteries, cables and chargers are here too.
Quick links: Vista H50R · Vista H35R · LUMI L35 · ACE H50R · ACE S60R · InfiRay monoculars · InfiRay scopes · Thermal Monoculars Australia
Why grab a monocular too
A scope is built for the shot, so a handheld does the looking. A Vista or LUMI finds the heat, counts the mob and helps you plan the stalk, then the ACE or SLIM comes up when you're ready to shoot. Have a look at InfiRay Thermal Monoculars.
35 mm: fence lines, scrub and mixed paddocks
Most rabbits, pigs and foxes around fence lines and mixed country turn up inside 150 m. For spotting, have a look at the 35 mm monoculars: the Vista H35R, Vista H35, LUMI L35 or LUMI H35. For the shot: the ACE L35, SLIM H35 or SLIM L35. For the smallest pocket scanners, there's the LUMI P13 and L19.
50 mm: open country and foxes further out
If you're picking out foxes across open paddocks past 150 m, often around 250 m, go 50 mm: the Vista H50R or Vista H50 for spotting, and the ACE H50R, ACE H50 or ACE S60R for the shot.
~Which InfiRay / Nocpix kit fits the hunt?
| If you want… | Have a look at | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Spotting in open country past 150 m | Vista H50R / QUEST H50R | 50 mm, the popular spotters |
| Spotting fence lines and scrub inside 150 m | Vista H35R / LUMI L35 | 35 mm, wider view for closer work |
| The shot in open country | ACE H50R / ACE S60R | 50 mm or bigger, the popular ACE scopes |
| The shot inside 150 m | ACE L35 / SLIM H35 | 35 mm, wider view for closer work |
| Clip-on for your day scope | MATE H50R / H38R / Ultra S60R | Keep your day scope and add thermal |
| Batteries, cables and chargers | Finder battery, Tube 18500, HDMI, docks | Spares and power |
InfiRay Australia — FAQ
Why buy a thermal monocular before an InfiRay / ACE scope?
It's safer and quicker. You find and identify the animal with the handheld, then bring the rifle up only when you're ready to shoot.
35 mm or 50 mm?
It comes down to how far you shoot. Inside about 150 m, 35 mm does the job. For foxes in open country around 250 m, go 50 mm or bigger.
InfiRay or Nocpix on this shelf?
Both. Nocpix grew out of InfiRay, and we stock both here. Pick the lens for how far you shoot, then the model you like. Or go straight to the monoculars or scopes.

























