Vortex Veil 400 Thermal Monocular, 2.3x25mm, 400x300 Sensor, OLED Display and Video

Vortex Veil 400 Thermal Monocular, 2.3x25mm, 400x300 Sensor, OLED Display and Video

Bring another way of seeing the landscape to your nighttime kit. The Vortex Veil 400 Thermal Monocular uses a 400x300 thermal sensor to reveal heat differences, helping you locate points of interest when ordinary visible-light observation becomes difficult. Its 2.3x base magnification balances a useful view of the scene with enough detail to examine what draws your attention.

A high-resolution OLED display, selectable viewing modes and four color palettes let you tailor the image to the conditions. Photo and video capture help preserve observations, while two included rechargeable batteries make it easier to plan a longer outing. This is a handheld observation monocular, designed to be carried, scanned and enjoyed as part of an outdoor kit.

Bring adaptable thermal viewing in a complete handheld package to your next outing. Shop the Vortex Veil 400 Thermal Monocular at BattleHawk Armory.

Thermal detail in a manageable viewing format

The 400x300 detector uses 12-micron pixels, with the thermal image presented on a 1024x768 OLED display. The sensor gathers heat information while the display provides the image you see; the two resolutions describe different parts of the system. A 50 Hz refresh rate supports a fluid view as you move across the scene.

The 25mm objective and 2.3x base magnification provide an 11-degree angular field of view. Digital zoom offers 1x, 2x and 4x settings relative to the base view, letting you examine a smaller part of the image. Digital enlargement changes the displayed view rather than adding new sensor detail.

Choose an image that is comfortable to interpret

Black Hot, White Hot, Red Hot and Multicolor palettes offer different ways to display temperature differences. A palette that is comfortable against one background may be less useful against another, so having four choices lets you adapt the view to your preference and the scene.

Balanced, Contrast and Brush viewing modes provide another layer of adjustment. Balanced suits general viewing, Contrast emphasizes separation in challenging scenes, and Brush is intended for cover and humid conditions that can soften apparent detail. Five brightness settings let you control the display for a comfortable viewing experience.

Detection is the beginning of observation

Vortex lists a detection range of 1,100 yards. Detection means noticing a heat source; it is not a guarantee that you can identify an animal or other subject at that distance. Weather, background temperature, subject size and obstructions affect what the image reveals.

That distinction helps set useful expectations for a handheld thermal. Use the broad view to locate something worth examining, then assess the available detail and surroundings. The Veil is especially appealing when you want an observation tool that adds information after dark without demanding a large, cumbersome package.

Capture the view and stay oriented

Built-in photo and video capture let you save a moment for later review or sharing. The integrated compass adds a directional reference while exploring unfamiliar ground. Familiar controls keep frequently used functions accessible, helping the device remain easy to use when you would rather watch the scene than search through controls.

The monocular is compatible with a 1/4-20 tripod adapter, allowing a supported viewing position when you plan to observe one area for longer. A tripod can also take the weight out of your hand during extended use. Choose an appropriate support separately for the way you intend to carry and use the optic.

Replaceable power and a field-ready package

The Veil uses rechargeable 18650 batteries, with a listed runtime of 4.5 hours per battery. Two batteries, a charger and USB cables are included, giving you a practical charging and replacement arrangement. Actual runtime varies with settings, temperature and use, so plan battery availability around the outing.

Rubber armor adds grip to the 13.3-ounce body, while waterproof, fogproof and shockproof construction support outdoor use. The hard storage case, neck lanyard and utility clip help carry and protect the monocular between observations. Together, these details make the Veil 400 a complete starting point for handheld thermal viewing.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Vortex Optics
• Manufacturer part number: TML-VEIL425
• UPC: 843829151641
• Magnification: 2.3x
• Objective Lens Diameter: 25 mm
• Detector Resolution: 400x300
• Display Resolution: 1024x768
• Battery Type: 18650
• Battery Run Time: 4.5 hrs./battery
• Angular Field of View: 11.0 degrees
• Linear Field of View: 57.8' @ 100 yds.
• Display Type: OLED
• Detector Pixel Pitch: 12um
• Refresh Rate: 50 Hz
• Digital Zoom: 1x, 2x, 4x
• Detection Range: 1100 yds.
• Brightness Settings: 5
• Length: 4.9"
• Height: 3.2"
• Width: 1.9"
• Weight: 13.3 oz.

Included Accessories

• Vortex Veil 400 thermal monocular
• Two rechargeable 18650 batteries
• Battery charger
• USB-C to USB-A cable
• USB-C to USB-C cable
• Hard storage case
• Neck lanyard
• Lens cloth
• Utility clip
• 2mm hex wrench

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Veil 400 a rifle scope?

No. It is a handheld thermal observation monocular, with tripod-adapter compatibility for supported viewing.

What do the sensor and display resolutions mean?

The detector is 400x300 pixels, while the OLED display is 1024x768 pixels. The display presents the thermal information captured by the sensor.

Can it record photos and video?

Yes. Photo and video capture are built in.

How many batteries are included?

Two rechargeable 18650 batteries are included, along with a charger. Listed runtime is 4.5 hours per battery, subject to conditions and use.

Make adaptable thermal viewing in a complete handheld package part of your setup. Order the Vortex Veil 400 Thermal Monocular from BattleHawk Armory. Backed by the Vortex VIP lifetime warranty, it is a practical investment in equipment you can keep using season after season.