Nocpix LUMI H35R 640 35mm Thermal Monocular with Integrated Laser Rangefinder

If you’re looking for a true pocket-sized 640 thermal scanner with a built-in laser rangefinder, the Nocpix LUMI H35R is one of the most capable compact handheld thermals on the market today.

Designed specifically for hunters who spend their nights scanning for hogs and predators, the H35R combines a 640×512 thermal sensor, 2.5x base magnification, and an integrated 875-yard laser rangefinder into a lightweight handheld platform that doesn’t weigh you down or take up space in your kit.

At Southern Precision Outdoors, we see a growing number of hunters running a dedicated thermal scope on the rifle and a handheld thermal scanner for searching. The LUMI H35R fits that role perfectly.

High-Sensitivity 640 Thermal Imaging

The H35R is built around a Nocpix 640×512, 12-micron, 50Hz thermal sensor with a NETD ≤18mK, allowing it to detect extremely small temperature differences. This results in better detail, cleaner edges, and improved target separation — especially in high humidity, fog, or warm nighttime conditions.

Matched with a fast 35mm F/0.9 germanium lens and a 1024×768 AMOLED display, the H35R delivers sharp, high-contrast imagery that makes scanning easier and less fatiguing on long hunts.

Built-In 875-Yard Laser Rangefinder

The integrated laser rangefinder provides accurate ranging out to 875 yards with approximately ±1 yard accuracy. This allows you to instantly verify distance without pulling out a separate rangefinder.

Why this matters:

• Confirms shot distance before getting on the rifle
• Helps plan stalks and approaches
• Great for open fields, crop ground, and cutovers

Most importantly, Nocpix integrated the LRF without increasing the physical size of the LUMI housing — keeping the unit compact and balanced.

2.5x Base Magnification = Ideal Scanner Power

For a handheld scanner, base magnification matters.

The 2.5x native magnification on the H35R provides a wide field of view for fast scanning while still offering enough magnification to identify animals. Digital zoom is available up to 4x when you need a closer look.

This makes the H35R extremely versatile for:

• Woods hunting
• Field edges
• Pastures
• Senderos
• Calling setups

Pocket-Size, Lightweight, Built for the Field

The LUMI H35R is designed to be carried, not left in the truck.

• Fits in jacket pocket
• MOLLE-compatible pouch included
• Rubberized, weather-resistant housing
• Comfortable grip and not cold to the touch

Perfect for long nights and mobile hunters.

Simple, Reliable Power System

Powered by a standard 18650 rechargeable battery with a spare battery included, the H35R avoids proprietary battery packs and keeps things simple.

• Easy to swap in the field
• Affordable spares
• Widely available

Built-In Recording

Capture your hunts directly from the monocular with:

• Photo recording
• Video recording
• Audio recording

Great for reviewing footage or sharing clips online.

Key Specifications

Sensor: Nocpix 640×512, 50Hz
Pixel Pitch: 12μm
NETD: ≤18mK
Objective Lens: 35mm F/0.9
Native Magnification: 2.5x
Digital Zoom: Up to 4x
Display: AMOLED 1024×768
Detection Range: 1,750 yards
Laser Rangefinder: Integrated, up to 875 yards
Color Palettes: White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Color, Violet, Crimson, Viridian
Battery Type: 18650 Rechargeable
Recording: Photo / Video / Audio
Warranty: 5-Year Manufacturer Warranty

Southern Precision Outdoors Advantage

When you buy from Southern Precision Outdoors, you get more than a box on your doorstep.

• Family-owned, hunter-run shop
• Honest advice before and after the sale
• Fast nationwide shipping
• Real phone support

SPO Trade-In Program

Looking to upgrade? We accept trade-ins on thermal optics and night vision toward the LUMI H35R. Text or call us with what you have, and we’ll give you a realistic trade value toward your new scanner.

FAQ

Is the LUMI H35R a weapon-mounted thermal?
No. This is a handheld thermal monocular designed strictly for scanning.

Is 2.5x enough magnification?
Yes. For a scanner, 2.5x is ideal. It gives you wide field of view for searching while still providing enough base power for identification. Higher base mag scanners tend to feel narrow and slower when scanning.

How far can I realistically detect animals?
You can expect detection well past 1,000 yards in good conditions, with an advertised detection range of 1,750 yards.

How accurate is the laser rangefinder?
The integrated LRF is rated to 875 yards with approximately ±1 yard accuracy.

Does it use proprietary batteries?
No. It runs on standard 18650 rechargeable batteries.

Can I record hunts with it?
Yes. Photo, video, and audio recording are built in.

Is this a good pairing with a thermal scope?
Absolutely. Many hunters run a dedicated scanner like the H35R alongside a rifle-mounted thermal scope for faster target acquisition and better situational awareness.

Do you take trade-ins?
Yes. Southern Precision Outdoors accepts trade-ins on many thermal optics. Call or text us and we’ll walk you through it.