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Available on backorderNocpix Thermal Monoculars Australia
Nocpix thermal monoculars give you a crisp picture without the bulk. The LUMI range is small enough for any pocket and suits closer country. The Vista goes further for open paddocks. NOVA is built ...
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Nocpix thermal monoculars give you a crisp picture without the bulk. The LUMI range is small enough for any pocket and suits closer country. The Vista goes further for open paddocks. NOVA is built for mounting on a vehicle or spotlight. Look for the R models if you want ranging. Ask us which fits.
LUMI and Vista are the handhelds for spotting, and the ACE, Bolt and Rico scopes take the shot. NOVA is a remote-mount for the cab or a spotlight rig, so it's a different kind of setup. When you're ready for a scope to match, have a look at Nocpix Thermal Scopes.
Once the lens is sorted, the extras are a pocket LUMI or a big-screen Vista, a built-in rangefinder (the "R" models), QUEST binoculars if you mostly want to watch, plus battery and weight.
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Handheld first — Vista & LUMI before remote-mount
Vista has a big display for longer glassing (see the Vista shelf). LUMI is the pocket scanner. Both are proper handhelds for finding animals. NOVA is a remote-mount, handy in the cab or on a spotlight rig, but if you're spotting on foot, go Vista or LUMI. QUEST binoculars suit you if watching is the main job.
35 mm: fence lines, scrub and mixed paddocks
For rabbits, pigs and closer foxes inside 150 m, have a look at the LUMI L35R, LUMI H35R or Vista H35R, or the 35 mm LUMI and Vista models without a rangefinder. For really close pocket scanning, there's the compact LUMI P13 and L19.
50 mm: open country and foxes further out
For foxes across open paddocks, the Vista H50R and Vista S50R are the popular picks.
Which Nocpix monocular fits the hunt?
| If you want… | Have a look at | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Open country, picking out animals past 150 m | Vista H50R / S50R | 50 mm lens for reach and detail |
| Fence lines and scrub inside 150 m, in your pocket | LUMI L35R / H35R | 35 mm, small and light |
| Big-screen glassing inside 150 m | Vista H35R | 35 mm with a large display |
| Watching with both eyes | QUEST H50R / H35R / L35R | Binoculars for long glassing |
| Mounting in the cab or on a spotlight | Nova H35R | Remote-mount, not a handheld |
| A scope to take the shot | Nocpix Thermal Scopes | Match the lens size to your spotter |
Nocpix Thermal Monoculars Australia — FAQ
Why buy a monocular before a Nocpix 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.
Vista or LUMI?
Both are spotters. Go LUMI if you want it in your pocket, or Vista if you'd like a bigger screen for longer glassing. Either way, pick the lens size for how far you look.