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Thermal Imaging

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Thermal Imaging for Superior Night Vision
Discover the power of thermal imaging at Going Dark, your destination for advanced night vision solutions. Designed for hunting, wildlife observation, security, and surveillance, our thermal imaging devices deliver unmatched performance in complete darkness, fog, or dense vegetation by detecting heat signatures.

Why Choose Thermal Imaging?

Thermal imaging excels where traditional night vision falls short, providing clear visuals in any lighting condition. Whether you're tracking game, enhancing security, or observing wildlife, these devices offer precision and reliability.

Our Range

Explore our high-performance thermal imaging products, including handheld devices, scopes, and binoculars. Key features include:

  • Uncooled VOx Sensors for sharp imaging.
  • Long Detection Ranges up to 1800 meters.
  • Customisable Modes like White Hot and Black Hot.
  • Durable, IP-rated Builds for harsh conditions.
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Thermal Imaging – What is thermal imaging and how does thermal imaging work?

Thermal imaging is the visualisation of thermal radiation also known as heat. Every object emits heat in form of thermal radiation waves. This thermal radiation can be visualised with thermal imaging or thermal vision devices such as thermal monoculars, thermal binoculars, thermal rifle scopes and many more.

Electromagnetic specturm

Thermal imaging devices consist of a Germanium lens that focuses the incoming thermal radiation to a focal point. At the focal point, a thermal (infrared) sensor receives the focused radiation. The sensor analyses the thermal radiation waves and sends a digital signal to the image processor. The on-board image processor processes the digital signal and transforms it to a video signal that is send to the device’s display or screen. The display or screen then visulises the digital video signal to what we perceive as thermal images.

How Does thermal Imaging work

Going Dark offers several different thermal imaging devices such as thermal monocular, thermal binoculars and thermal rifle attachments and thermal rifle scopes from leading brands such as Pulsar, Night Tech and InfiRay.