DNT Optics TNC635R ThermNight combines a 640×512 thermal sensor with Sony’s latest STARVIS 2 low-light digital imaging system, giving you true multispectral dominance—thermal detection for speed, digital night vision for identification, and picture-in-picture capability that shows both simultaneously. The result is a single optic capable of replacing thermal scopes, night vision scopes, rangefinders, ballistic calculators, and traditional day optics.

The ThermNight platform uses an uncooled VOx microbolometer with a 12μm pixel pitch and ≤18mk sensitivity for exceptional thermal clarity. Paired with a 35mm Germanium objective lens and 50Hz refresh rate, the thermal channel picks up heat signatures quickly and cleanly, even through brush, fog, or rain. The visible-light channel leverages a full 1920×1080 Sony STARVIS 2 CMOS sensor with enhanced AI image processing, ED-glass optics, and a 60Hz micro-OLED display for natural daytime colors and crisp low-light performance.

Switching between thermal and digital channels happens instantly via a side-mounted button. Users may also choose dual-mode Picture-in-Picture, allowing thermal and digital NV viewpoints at the same time. The built-in laser rangefinder provides accurate readings from 5 to 1,200 yards and feeds an onboard ballistic calculator that automatically generates holds or dial-in corrections based on your range and ballistic profile.

The TNC635R is built for field abuse with an IP67 rating, 800G shock resistance, a rugged aluminum housing, and a wide operating temperature range from −4°F to 122°F. Power is supplied by a common 21700 flat-top cell for 5.5 hours of runtime, with external USB-C power supported for extended use. Internal video recording, WiFi streaming to the DNT App, and onboard 64GB memory round out the feature set.

Whether hunting the thick East Texas woods, scanning open pasture, or identifying nighttime predators at distance, the ThermNight TNC635R gives you the speed, clarity, and precision of a true multispectral targeting solution.