The OMNI L19R’s 8192 × 6144 digital sensor works with a 50 mm F1.8 objective lens to reveal fine detail during daylight and available low light. Its 3× base magnification and 3×–18× zoom range let you scan a habitat before taking a closer look at an animal’s markings or behaviour.
For observation after dark, the thermal channel highlights temperature differences, helping you locate wildlife that is difficult to distinguish against its surroundings. The 384 × 288 sensor features 12 µm pixels and NETD ≤15 mK sensitivity, supporting the display of subtle thermal detail.
The 19 mm F0.9 thermal lens provides a 13.8° × 10.4° field of view, making it useful for surveying broader areas. With 1.5× base magnification, a 1.5×–12× zoom range and a 50 Hz refresh rate, the thermal channel supports both scanning and following moving animals. Its stated detection range is up to 986 m; this refers to detecting a heat source rather than identifying an animal at that distance.
A short button press switches between the two viewing channels. Focus and zoom controls sit within easy finger reach, while the 0.5-inch, 1600 × 1200 AMOLED display provides a detailed view. The integrated laser rangefinder measures distances up to 1,000 m, adding useful context to observations across open habitats.
An internal battery works alongside two replaceable 18650 batteries to provide a stated operating time of up to 7.5 hours. The polarity-free battery compartment simplifies battery changes in low light, making the L19R practical for longer evening observation sessions.
Wi-Fi and app connectivity, N-Link functionality and 64 GB of internal storage provide additional options for recording and sharing wildlife observations.
