See it All You Will Love What You See
The ThermNight Multispectral series of scopes is the culmination of technology to create the perfect aiming solution. It can be used in all weather & lighting conditions. The thermal and night vision combination allows for faster detection of targets and provides high-quality digital image for identification.
Thermal & Night VisionCombination
DNTBallistic Engine
Day & Nightin All Conditions
Ultra Compact& Lightweight
Thermal imaging offers superior nighttime detection ranges, enhanced by digital night vision to precisely identify targets with accuracy and reliability
ThermNight TNC225R comes with a highly sensitive 12µm pixel detector and an advanced algorithm enhanced 256×192 resolution combined with NETD ≤ 25mK. This allows you to detect heat signatures at further distances and positive ID your target with digital NV before engaging.
Night Vision & Thermal Design Ensures a Safe and Memorable Hunting Experience
The Picture-In-Picture (PIP) feature integrates thermal detection and night vision identification into a single image, enabling confident engagement of intended targets with the Multi-Spectral ThermNight TNC225R.
With a simple press of the mode, the TNC225R allows for quick toggling between thermal and night vision, even when using Picture-In-Picture, making it a versatile solution for any task.
Clear Vision for Close-Range Hunting
Equipped with the state-of-the-art Sony STARVIS 2 sensor for exceptional low-light clarity, the ThermNight TNC225R combines thermal imaging with digital day and night vision. The combined vision allows clear target identification at around 150 yards, while night vision with IR alone can extend visibility up to approximately 450 yards. This makes it a versatile all-in-one solution for small holdings, pest control, and close-range hunting.
Experience the thrill of the hunt with a compact and lightweight design
With a deliberate emphasis on compact design and lightweight construction, the ThermNight TNC225R is engineered to thrive in all environments, measuring just 7 inches long and weighing a mere 22.8oz.
The IP67 waterproof rating and a recoil rating up to .50 BMG ensures flawless operation in extreme conditions, making your hunting easy and reliable.
Dual Aiming System Calibrated in One
The ThermNight TNC225R’s "one shot zeroing" function is available in both thermal imaging and day/night vision channels. With only one shot using the day/night vision, you can easily switch to the thermal and adjust the reticle to be zeroed to the same point of impact (POI) as your day/night vision, saving you time so you can focus on your hunt.
Multispectral Mode Display for Better Detection and Identification
With a focus on enhancing detection and identification processes, the ThermNight TNC225R offers unparalleled convenience: toggle effortlessly between display modes (Day/Night Vision, Thermal, or a hybrid) via Picture-in-Picture (PIP) at the touch of a button. Accelerate target recognition capabilities with the advanced Multi-Spectral ThermNight TNC225R.
Cutting-edge Laser Rangefinder and DNT App
Equipped with a sophisticated built-in laser rangefinder, the device excels in accuracy, delivering precise distance measurements ranging from 5 to 1100 yards.
Once the distance is determined and seamlessly uploaded to the integrated DNT app, the advanced ballistic calculator swiftly computes a ballistic solution which is then represented in either dial-in or holdover corrections, ensuring every shot hits its mark with unparalleled accuracy. The preloaded bullet database also facilitates faster and easier ballistic profile configuration.
Detachable IR Illuminator
The removable IR Illuminator allows you to switch between 850nm or 940nm. (940nm IR illuminator can be purchased separately.)
Other Features
Built in 32GB Storage
Detachable Eye CupDesigned With Metal Threads
Digital Zoom Wheel
Digital Gyroscope ForAccurate Inclination And Cant Angle
Up to 5 Hour Battery Life
Aiming Methods:Dial-In Or Holdover
Package Contents
TNC225R Specifications
Physical Specifications
Display Specifications
Battery Power Supply
Thermal Channel – Sensor Specifications
Visible Light Channel – Sensor Specifications
Visible Light Channel – Optical Specifications
FAQ
They’re set up for different hunting, not ranked one above the other.
Choose the TNC225R if you hunt mostly at night, or thermal is your main channel at distance or in less-than-ideal conditions. Its 25 mm thermal lens gives a larger, more detailed thermal image, and in DNT’s field testing it holds up better in mist, rain and humidity, with 3× base and up to 12× thermal magnification. Its Sony STARVIS 2 day/night sensor gave the cleaner night image in our own use, and the day/night channel starts at 5× for longer shots. It’s also lighter and shorter (646 g, 170 mm), which you’ll feel on a lighter rifle or a long walk.
Choose the TNC4K219R if you hunt mostly in daylight, in bush and close-to-mid range, or shoot a harder-recoiling rifle. In daylight its 4K sensor and 1920×1080 display give a noticeably sharper, more detailed image than a 1080p channel, ideal for judging an animal before the shot. At night its wider 19 mm thermal (about 16 m wide at 100 m) finds and follows heat quickly at close range, and the 4K day/night channel handles identification and aiming. Its 65 mm eye relief (vs 45 mm) keeps the eyepiece well clear of your eye under heavy recoil and makes it quicker to get behind the scope. It also adds a longer-range LRF (up to about 1,900 m vs 1,000 m), 64 GB storage, a 21700 battery (5h 45m) and Thermal Auto Zeroing.
The TNC225R’s 25 mm thermal lens gives a larger, more detailed thermal image at distance: about a third more pixels on the animal than the TNC4K219R’s 19 mm. In DNT’s field testing it also holds a clearer thermal image in less-than-ideal conditions such as mist, rain or humidity. On a deer-sized animal it recognises out to roughly 415 m and identifies to about 210 m, against about 315 m and 160 m for the 19 mm (best-case figures; weather shortens both).
The TNC4K219R’s 19 mm sees about a third wider (about 16 m at 100 m), which makes close-range scanning and following moving animals much easier. For thermal at distance and in poor conditions, the TNC225R; for bush and close-to-mid range, the TNC4K219R.
They’re tuned differently. The TNC225R uses a Sony STARVIS 2 low-light sensor with larger pixels that each gather more light. In our own field use it gives the cleaner, brighter night image, especially when you zoom in. The TNC4K219R’s 4K sensor has smaller pixels; it makes up for them with a brighter f/1.8 lens and by scaling the 4K image onto its display. It’s strongest in daylight, dusk and dawn, where its extra resolution shows the most detail. In full darkness both rely on their IR illuminator.
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