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PARD is a premier manufacturer of optoelectronic devices, specializing in digital night vision and thermal imaging technology for civilian use. The company offers a diverse range of products, including thermal rifle scopes, clip-on night vision systems, multi-spectral binoculars, and digital cameras designed for hunters, wildlife enthusiasts, and security professionals. Notable product lines such as the NV007 and NV008 series, along with the Sphinx, Osprey, and Harrier thermal devices, are renowned for their compact design, durability, and high-resolution imaging capabilities.
PARD integrates advanced features into its optics, such as laser rangefinders, ballistic calculators, and WiFi connectivity via the PardVision app. Committed to innovation and quality, PARD provides robust solutions for low-light and zero-light environments, ensuring clarity and precision for outdoor exploration.
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Most PARD WiFi-enabled devices use the 'PardVision2' app, available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, to stream video and transfer files.
Many PARD devices, such as the NV007 and thermal series, typically use rechargeable 18650 or 21700 Lithium-Ion batteries (3.7V). Always check your specific manual for proper voltage ati batiri iru.
Yes, unlike analog night vision tubes which can be damaged by bright light, PARD thermal imaging devices and digital night vision sensors can safe be used during the day.
Turn on WiFi in the device menu. On your smartphone, search for the device's network (often named starting with the model series) and enter the default password (commonly 12345678) to connect.
Yes. Manuals indicate that PARD night-vision and thermal imaging devices require a license when exported outside of your country due to international regulations.