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Rix Optics Titan T3 LRF thermal imager with rangefinder
- Availability: Pre-Order
- Brand: Rix Optics
- Product Code: RIX-Titan-T3
- Weight: 0.43kg
- Dimensions: 20.30cm x 5.20cm x 7.40cm
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Monthly payment: 423.00€
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Rix Optics Titan T3 LRF
Rix Optics Titan LRF is a thermal imaging monocular featuring an integrated laser rangefinder, Full HD OLED display, electronic image stabilisation and built-in ballistic calculator. The T3 model is equipped with a 384 × 288 uncooled VOx thermal sensor, a 25 mm F0.9 objective lens and a laser rangefinder with a measurement range of up to 1200 m. It is designed for observation, hunting and applications requiring accurate distance measurements and detailed thermal imaging.
Key Advantages
- Laser rangefinder up to 1200 m: Fast distance measurements with an accuracy of ±1 m.
- VOx thermal sensor: 384 × 288 resolution, 12 μm pixel pitch and NETD below 20 mK.
- F0.9 objective lens: Captures 20% more light than traditional F1.0 lenses, according to the manufacturer.
- Full HD OLED display: 1920 × 1080 resolution, providing 2.5 times the pixel count of standard 1024 × 768 OLED displays.
- EIS electronic image stabilisation: Reduces image shake and blur caused by movement and vibrations.
- RET technology: Uses AI algorithms to enhance pixel detail during digital zoom.
- Integrated ballistic calculator: Calculates ballistic deviation based on measured distance and configured parameters.
- One-handed operation: Ergonomic button layout and conveniently positioned focus wheel.
- Smart standby mode: Automatically switches to standby when not in use and reactivates when the device is picked up.
- Photo and video recording with audio: Built-in microphone and 32 GB internal memory.
- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi: Smartphone connectivity via the RIX+ app for remote control, data transfer and live image viewing.
- IP67 protection: Protection against dust and water.
Product Description
Two options. One clear choice.
The Rix Optics Titan LRF series is available in two configurations. The T6 features a 640 × 480 thermal sensor and a 35 mm objective lens for greater image detail and observation at longer distances. The T3 features a 384 × 288 thermal sensor and a 25 mm objective lens, offering a more compact and practical thermal imaging solution.
Powerful F0.9 lens
Equipped with an F0.9 objective lens, the TITAN captures 20% more light than traditional F1.0 lenses, according to the manufacturer. This contributes to increased brightness and improved image quality, including in low-light conditions and high humidity.
1920 × 1080 OLED display
The TITAN features a 1920 × 1080 OLED display, providing 2.5 times the pixel count of standard 1024 × 768 OLED screens. The increased pixel density delivers a highly detailed viewing experience and clear target presentation, even in complete darkness.
Electronic Image Stabilisation (EIS)
The TITAN's EIS system uses built-in motion sensors and intelligent algorithms to minimise image shake and blur. Whether the user is moving or the device is exposed to vehicle vibrations, EIS helps maintain a stable image.
RET technology for enhanced digital zoom
The TITAN's RET technology uses advanced AI algorithms to enhance pixel details during digital zoom. This helps maintain a sharper image at higher magnification levels compared with traditional devices, where pixelation may become visible.
Built-in laser rangefinder: up to 1200 metres
The integrated high-quality laser rangefinder provides fast and accurate distance measurements up to 1200 m, with an accuracy of ±1 m. The distance information helps users assess the range to a target and take it into account when making decisions during observation and hunting.
Ballistic calculator for long-range precision
The TITAN is RIX's first thermal monocular with an integrated rangefinder and a free built-in ballistic calculator. This feature is designed to assist shooters with ballistic deviation calculations.
Using the RIX+ app, environmental conditions and firearm parameters can be configured in advance. Once the laser rangefinder measures the distance, the TITAN calculates the ballistic deviation and displays the result below the measured distance.
A RIX riflescope is not required to use this function. The TITAN can assist with more accurate shooting calculations provided that the user knows their MOA and mil values.
One-handed operation and intuitive design
The TITAN is designed for one-handed operation, allowing users to adjust settings while holding the device. The focus wheel, positioned near the eyepiece, enables precise adjustment with one finger.
The ergonomic button layout provides quick access for both left- and right-handed users. The buttons are easy to locate even in complete darkness, ensuring convenient operation.
Quick setup and immediate visual feedback
The TITAN's buttons are directly linked to the user interface. When a button is pressed, the corresponding function is highlighted on the display, providing immediate visual feedback and making the controls easier to learn.
Smart standby mode for power management
Motion detection and intelligent position detection automatically switch the TITAN to standby mode when it is not being used, helping conserve battery power. As soon as the device is picked up, the display reactivates without delay, allowing observation to resume immediately.
Photo and video recording
The TITAN allows users to capture photos and record videos during both daytime and nighttime observation. The built-in microphone provides audio recording with high sound quality.
Wi-Fi integration with the RIX+ app
The TITAN connects to Android and iOS smartphones via the RIX+ app. Wireless connectivity supports software updates and live image viewing.
NETD below 20 mK sensor
The TITAN's high-performance thermal sensor, with NETD below 20 mK, detects even small temperature differences. This helps deliver clear thermal images in challenging weather conditions, including rain and snow.
Remote control and smart monitoring
The 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi module supports remote operation, fast data transfer and a stable wireless connection. The device can be controlled via a smartphone even when it is not being held, allowing monitoring from multiple viewpoints.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
| Sensor type | VOx, uncooled |
| Sensor resolution | 384 × 288 pixels |
| Pixel pitch | 12 μm |
| Thermal sensitivity (NETD) | Less than 20 mK |
| Frame rate | 50 Hz |
| Objective lens | 25 mm, F0.9 |
| Magnification | 2.6–10.4× |
| Field of view (degrees / m at 100 m) | 18.4 × 13.8 m |
| Digital zoom | 1–4× |
| Eye relief | 23 mm |
| Diopter adjustment | -5D to +5D |
| Detection range | 1300 m |
| Display type | OLED |
| Display resolution | 1920 × 1080 pixels |
| Laser rangefinder measurement range | 1200 m |
| Laser rangefinder measurement accuracy | ±1 m |
| Wireless protocol | Wi-Fi |
| Wi-Fi frequency | 2.4 GHz |
| Video / photo resolution | 1024 × 720 pixels |
| Video / photo format | .mp4 / .jpg |
| Built-in memory | 32 GB |
| Protection rating (IP code) | IP67 |
| Operating temperature range | -20 °C to +50 °C |
| Weight | 427 g |
| Dimensions | 203 × 52 × 74 mm |
| Battery type | 18650 |
| Battery operating time at 25 °C / 72 °F | 5 hours |
| External power supply | 5 V, USB Type-C |
Package Contents
- Rix Optics Titan T3 LRF — 1 pc.
- 18650 batteries — 2 pcs.
- Battery charger — 1 pc.
- Carrying pouch — 1 pc.
- Lanyard — 1 pc.
- USB Type-C cable — 1 pc.
- Lens cleaning cloth — 1 pc.