PARD Pantera eX 640 PAE6-50/LRF - Thermal Imaging Scope with 640 Sensor, Laser Rangefinder and Ballistic Calculator
For hunters who do not accept estimation
At long distances, the difference between seeing and knowing for sure arises. Detecting a heat source is one thing, but determining the exact distance, correctly identifying the target and immediately applying the correct aiming correction requires a higher level of technology.
The PARD Pantera eX 640 PAE6-50/LRF combines a high-quality 640×512 thermal imaging sensor with an integrated laser rangefinder up to 1,000 meters and a built-in ballistic calculator. The result is a thermal rifle scope that not only detects faster, but also provides more information at the time a decision needs to be made.
For night boar hunting, predator management, damage control and professional game management, the Pantera eX 640/LRF offers the precision experienced users expect from a modern top-of-the-line model.
Detect game up to 2,600 meters away
At the heart of the Pantera eX is an advanced VOx thermal imaging sensor with a resolution of 640×512 pixels and a pixel pitch of 12 μm.
Thanks to the impressive detection range of up to 2,600 meters, heat sources become visible long before conventional night optics can provide useful information.
More overview in open terrain
On large agricultural plots, moors and vast natural areas, early detection gives a significant advantage. You scan larger areas faster and more efficiently, without unnecessary movement or disturbing wildlife.
This allows more time to observe behavior, assess distances and correctly assess the situation.
Highly sensitive ≤14mK sensor for maximum detail
Not every thermal imaging sensor performs equally when conditions become difficult.
With a NETD of only ≤14mK, the Pantera eX 640 is among the most sensitive thermal rifle scopes within its class. The sensor registers extremely small temperature differences that are often lost by less sensitive systems.
Practical advantage during challenging conditions
This high sensitivity becomes immediately apparent at:
- Foggy mornings
- Humid autumn nights
- Rainy conditions
- Wooded areas with a lot of background heat
- Game partially hidden behind vegetation
Where thermal contrast is limited, the Pantera eX continues to show valuable detail.
Integrated laser rangefinder up to 1,000 meters
One of the main differences between a good and an exceptional thermal imaging scope is accurate distance information.
Therefore, the Pantera eX 640 PAE6-50/LRF has an integrated laser rangefinder with a range of up to 1,000 meters.
At the touch of a button, you have instant, precise distance measurement.
Why this is essential
In the dark, distances often appear larger or smaller than they really are. Inaccurate estimation affects not only accuracy of aim, but also the safety and responsibility of the shot.
Measuring the distance precisely creates more certainty before acting.
Ballistic calculator for maximum precision
The integrated rangefinder works seamlessly with the built-in ballistic calculator.
When the distance is known, the system can automatically calculate the required aiming correction based on the entered ballistic data.
Less guesswork, more control
For hunters who regularly operate at varying distances, this offers a significant advantage. Especially during night conditions or at longer shooting distances, this increases accuracy and consistency.
The result is a system that goes beyond mere observation.
Razor-sharp OLED display with 2560×2560 resolution
The quality of a thermal image sensor is only fully appreciated when the display can accurately show that information.
Therefore, PARD chose an exceptionally sharp OLED screen with a resolution of 2560×2560 pixels.
The image looks detailed, contrasty and calm even at higher magnifications.
Comfort during long observations
During prolonged observations, a high-quality display reduces eye fatigue. This makes it easier to discern details and observe with concentration for long periods of time.
PARD IREA image processing for optimal recognition
The integrated PARD IREA image processor continuously analyzes and optimizes the thermal image.
As a result, you benefit from:
- Higher image sharpness
- Improved thermal contrast
- Faster target recognition
- More details under complex conditions
Especially during observations in forests, transition areas and changing weather conditions, this difference is immediately apparent.
Designed for intensive hunting practice
The Pantera eX 640/LRF is built around a robust aluminum housing that can withstand heavy use.
With a recoil resistance of up to 6,000 Joule, the scope continues to function reliably on powerful hunting calibers.
Suitable for
- Boar hunting
- Predator management
- Night time damage control
- Wildlife management
- Professional terrain monitoring
- Fauna Monitoring
The IP67 rating protects against dust, rain and severe weather conditions, while the operating temperature of -30°C to +55°C guarantees year-round deployability.
Smart features that actually add something
In addition to its optical performance, the Pantera eX 640/LRF has several features that increase its ease of use:
- Laser rangefinder up to 1,000 meters
- Ballistic calculator
- Picture-in-Picture (PIP)
- Hot track target tracking
- Electronic Compass
- Gyroscope
- Recoil Activated Recording
- Loop Recording
- Wi-Fi connectivity
- HDMI output
- Firmware updates
- PardVision2 App support
Photos and videos can be stored directly on a MicroSD card up to 128 GB.
Dual battery system for long-term deployment
The combination of a removable 18650 battery and an integrated 21700 battery provides up to 8 hours of use.
This keeps the Pantera eX operational during full hunting nights without depending on external power supplies.
Specifications
| Feature |
Specification |
| Model |
PARD Pantera eX 640 PAE6-50/LRF |
| Sensor |
Uncooled VOx (Vanadium Oxide). |
| Sensor Resolution |
640 × 512 pixels |
| Pixel Pitch |
12 μm |
| NETD |
≤14 mK |
| Frame Rate |
50 Hz |
| Detection range |
2.600 m |
| Objective Lens |
50 mm |
| Optical Magnification |
3,7× |
| Digital Zoom |
2× / 4× / 6× / 8× |
| Field of view horizontally |
7° |
| Field of view vertical |
7° |
| Field of view diagonal |
11,2° |
| Field of view at 100 m |
12,3 × 12,3 m |
| Eye distance |
60 mm |
| Diopter setting |
-5 to +5 D |
| Display |
OLED |
| Display Resolution |
2560 × 2560 pixels |
| Laser rangefinder |
Yes |
| Range LRF |
1.000 m |
| Ballistic calculator |
Yes |
| Sight colors. |
Red, White, Yellow, Green |
| Scope styles. |
6 |
| Image modes |
White Hot, Black Hot, Highlight, Red Hot, Iron Hot, Sky |
| Scene modes |
City, Rain, Forest |
| Photo resolution |
1024 × 768 pixels |
| Video Resolution |
1280 × 1280 pixels |
| Storage |
MicroSD up to 128 GB |
| PARD IREA image processor |
Yes |
| Hot Track |
Yes |
| PIP |
Yes |
| Gyroscope |
Yes |
| Electronic Compass |
Yes |
| Recoil Activated Recording |
Yes |
| Loop Recording |
Yes |
| WiFi |
Yes |
| HDMI output |
Yes |
| USB-C |
Yes |
| App support |
PardVision2 |
| Battery system |
18650 interchangeable + integrated 21700 |
| Operating time |
Up to 8 hours |
| Waterproofing |
IP67 |
| Impact resistance |
6.000 J |
| Operating temperature |
-30°C to +55°C |
| Housing |
Aluminum alloy |
| Lens coating |
Fully multi-coated glass |
| Dimensions |
370 × 88 × 72 mm |
| Weight |
1,087 g including battery |