Nocpix Thermal Imaging Australia

Nocpix makes thermal for every part of the hunt. Spot with a LUMI or Vista monocular, then take the shot with an ACE or Bolt scope. Got a day scope you love? The MATE clip-ons keep it in the game. Most models have a rangefinder built in. Have a look below, or ask us to help you match a setup.

How it fits together. A Vista or LUMI finds the heat, counts the mob and helps you plan the stalk, then an ACE, Bolt, Rico or MATE clip-on takes the shot. A Vista or LUMI finds heat, counts the mob and plans the stalk; ACE, Bolt, Rico or Mate takes the shot once you are on quarry.

Once the lens is sorted, it's the model, a built-in rangefinder, clip-on or full scope, battery and weight.

Browse the full range below, or jump straight to one of these:

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Spotting — Vista & LUMI

Have a look at Vista Monoculars or every Nocpix handheld on Nocpix Thermal Monoculars. For open country, the Vista H50R and Vista S50R are the popular picks. For closer work and your pocket, the LUMI L35R or H35R. See our best Nocpix monoculars guide.

Take the shot — ACE / Bolt / Rico

Match the lens to your spotter on Nocpix Thermal Scopes or the ACE page. For open country, the ACE H50R is the popular pick. For the longest shots, the ACE S60R. For closer work inside 150 m, the ACE L35 or Bolt L35R. Our ACE ladder guide compares them.

Which Nocpix kit fits the hunt?

Nocpix Thermal Imaging Australia — FAQ

Monocular or scope first?

Start with the monocular, then pick an ACE, Bolt, Rico or MATE clip-on for the shot. Our guide start with a spotter explains why.