What it is best for
The TM25-384 is for hunters who glass wide fields and hillsides and want the most reach in the 384 Taipan line. The longer lens and 2.5-20x zoom let you pick out and study distant heat sources.
Key features and specifications
- 384×288 12-micron VOx sensor, under-35 mK NETD
- 25 mm F1.0 lens; field of view 10.5° x 7.9°
- Detection up to ~1180 m on a person-sized heat source
- 2.5x base magnification, 2.5-20x zoom range
- Bright 1280×960 LCOS display, 50 Hz refresh
- 8 GB memory, photo/video recording, Wi-Fi, and AGM Connect app
- USB-C, internal rechargeable battery (~7.5 h), IP67, 5-year transferable warranty
Trade-offs and who it is not for
The long lens gives the narrowest field of view in the 384 lines, so it is less suited to fast close-cover scanning. For a 384, this is excellent reach, but a 640 model still pulls more detail from the far distance.
Pairs well with
- If you want a wider field of view: AGM Taipan TM19-384 Thermal Monocular
- If you want more far-distance detail: AGM Sidewinder TM35-640 Thermal Monocular
- If you compare the range: Thermal Monoculars
FAQ
- How far can the Taipan TM25-384 see? It detects a person-sized heat source out to around 1180 m, the longest reach in the 384 Taipan range.
- Is the TM25-384 good for open ground? Yes. The 25 mm lens and 2.5-20x zoom are built for glassing wide fields and hillsides at a distance.
- Is a 640 model worth the extra over the 384? If you want the cleanest possible far-distance image, yes; for most 384-level scanning, the TM25-384 is plenty.
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