RIX Titan T6 LRF 640 Thermal Monocular 35mm

The TITAN T6 uses a 640×480 thermal sensor to detect thermal contrast without visible light. Rain, fog, snow, humidity and smoke can affect thermal transmission and image detail; clear visibility is not guaranteed.

The RIX Titan T6 640 LRF comes equipped with a built-in Laser Range Finder, allowing you to measure the distance to your target with a simple press of a button. This is extremely helpful for hunters, wildlife observers, or anyone needing precise range information. The rangefinder provides accurate measurements up to several hundred meters, helping you make well-informed decisions in the field.

The TITAN uses a replaceable 18650 battery and is rated for up to 5 hours per battery. Two included batteries can provide up to approximately 10 hours in total when used one after the other. Actual runtime varies with temperature, battery condition and enabled features.

Absolutely! RIX designed the Titan T6 640 LRF with user-friendliness in mind. The intuitive interface, ergonomic hand-held design, and fast start-up mean you can get going right out of the box. The included user manual offers clear, step-by-step instructions, and the device is simple to operate even if you’ve never used a thermal monocular before.

When you buy the RIX Titan T6 640 LRF Thermal Monocular from Night Vision Universe, you receive a comprehensive manufacturer’s warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. Plus, Night Vision Universe’s dedicated support team is available to assist with setup, troubleshooting, or warranty claims. If you have any concerns after your purchase, simply reach out for quick, knowledgeable help.

The TITAN T6 has an F0.9 objective lens and a published NETD below 20 mK. These specifications do not guarantee a clear view through rain, snow or high humidity. Image detail depends on weather, distance and temperature contrast.

Yes. The integrated rangefinder measures distances up to 1,312 yards. Through the RIX+ app, you can preset your firearm parameters and environmental factors. The device then calculates the ballistic deviation and displays it on the screen. Even if you aren't using a RIX scope, you can use the tool as long as you know your MOA and mil values.

RIX RET processes image detail during digital magnification. It can improve the displayed image, but digital zoom can still reduce detail; image quality depends on magnification, viewing conditions and temperature contrast.

The TITAN uses a replaceable 18650 battery and is rated for up to 5 hours per battery. Two included batteries can provide up to approximately 10 hours in total when used one after the other. Actual runtime varies with temperature, battery condition and enabled features.

Yes, the TITAN is designed for effortless one-handed operation. The focus wheel is positioned near the eyepiece for easy adjustment with a single finger, and the ergonomic button layout is accessible for both left- and right-handed users. Additionally, buttons are directly mapped to the UI, meaning the corresponding function illuminates on the screen when pressed for immediate feedback.