384 × 288 Thermal Detection
With a 384 × 288 thermal sensor and more than 1000 meters of detection range, BTI10 is built to help users detect heat signatures in low-visibility conditions where traditional viewing is limited.

The BTI10 is designed for users who need a more capable thermal observation tool for demanding outdoor and low-visibility environments. Its design focuses on thermal target detection, practical field durability, and adaptable viewing control, combining a 384 × 288 thermal sensor, more than 1000 meters of detection range, multiple magnification levels, and an OLED HD display in a more compact helmet-compatible thermal setup.
Built around thermal detection range, practical outdoor durability, and more adaptable observation control.
With a 384 × 288 thermal sensor and more than 1000 meters of detection range, BTI10 is built to help users detect heat signatures in low-visibility conditions where traditional viewing is limited.
An OLED HD 1024 × 768 display provides a clearer thermal viewing experience, helping users observe targets with better visual control in the field.
With 1× / 2× / 4× / 8× magnification and four thermal palettes — Black Hot, White Hot, Red Hot, and Fusion — BTI10 gives users more flexibility across different observation conditions.
Both technologies help you see at night, but they create an image in very different ways.
The BTI10 detects temperature differences and displays heat signatures. It does not rely on visible light or an infrared illuminator in the same way as digital night vision.
Digital night vision forms a visible scene using ambient light or infrared illumination, making it generally better for viewing surface detail, signs, paths, and surrounding objects.
Thermal detection is not the same as recognition or identification. Image detail depends on the size and temperature of the subject, distance, weather, humidity, terrain, and the selected display palette. The BTI10 is designed for observation; always follow local laws and the safety requirements of the area where it is used.
Key details to know before choosing the BTI10 thermal imaging goggles.
No. BTI10 detects temperature differences and does not need an IR illuminator to display heat signatures.
No. Thermal imaging shows heat contrast, while digital night vision forms a visible scene from ambient light or infrared illumination.
No. Detection means noticing that a qualifying heat source is present. Recognition and identification distances are shorter and depend on the subject and conditions.
A helmet is not listed in the standard package. Review the current package list before ordering.