InfiRay specializes in professional infrared thermal imaging technologies and night vision devices for outdoor, hunting, industrial, and security applications.
InfiRay (Raytron Technology Co., Ltd.) is a global leader in the development and manufacturing of infrared thermal imaging technologies and solutions. With completely independent intellectual property rights, InfiRay designs high-performance uncooled IR FPA detectors, thermal modules, and a wide range of terminal products.
Their portfolio includes rugged thermal monoculars, digital night vision scopes, clip-on attachments, and smartphone thermal cameras. Known for innovation and reliability, InfiRay provides professional optoelectronic solutions tailored for outdoor enthusiasts, search and rescue operations, law enforcement, and industrial inspections.
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Most InfiRay scopes use a 'freezing' zeroing method. Enter the menu to select 'Zeroing', take a shot at a target, and then use the freeze function to lock the image. Move the reticle cursor to the actual point of impact to calibrate the scope.
Yes, unlike traditional light-amplification night vision, InfiRay thermal imagers do not require darkness and are not damaged by daylight. However, never point the objective lens directly at the sun or intense energy sources.
Firmware updates can typically be performed via the InfiRay Outdoor app by connecting your device to a smartphone via Wi-Fi. Check the official website or app for the latest release specific to your model.
Use the provided Type-C USB cable and a compatible 5V/2A power adapter. The LED indicator usually turns red while charging and green when fully charged. Avoid charging in temperatures below 0°C.
The InfiRay CRC1 Bluetooth Remote Control typically utilizes a CR2032 3V lithium coin cell battery.